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CFP: Jetstream/Exosphere Hackathon
Contribute to the hackathon and receive a cool Tee and stipend. Opportunities for programmers and non-programmers alike.
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Call for participation: XSEDE EMPOWER
An XSEDE-wide effort is underway to expand the community by recruiting and enabling a diverse group of students who have the skills — or are interested in acquiring the skills — to participate in [ . . . ]
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IU HPC storage just got a whole lot better
IU high performance computing users should take note of upgrades to Geode Project and Geode home directory.
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Improving the Neuroimaging Data Pipeline: ConnPipe streamlines best practices
This second of a three-part series on medical and neuroimaging support by UITS Research Technologies features ConnPipe.
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NSF awards $696K for Jetstream Project Year 6
Funds allow for a seamless transition from cloud computing resource Jetstream to Jetstream2
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IU to retire Data Capacitor II
After seven years of service, Data Capacitor II will be retired to make way for Slate and Slate-Project.
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Karst Supercomputer to be retired December 2020
After six years, Karst supercomputer to be retired as a supercomputer with significantly more compute power is brought online.
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Introducing SecureMyResearch
Reducing cybersecurity and compliance burden in research
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Big Red 200 powers new secure network for national defense innovation
The network, connecting Indiana universities to NSWC Crane, will accelerate defense problem-solving
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Free, public dashboard helps emergency managers share critical COVID-19 information
Indiana University’s Crisis Technologies Innovation Lab helps build data-science tool to provide immediate, easily accessible data to quicken response, save lives
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NSF awards Indiana University $10M to build ‘Jetstream 2’ cloud computing system
Jetstream 2, a transformative update to the NSF’s science and engineering cloud infrastructure, will provide 8 petaFLOPS of virtual supercomputing power to simplify data analysis, boost discovery, [ . . . ]
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IU’s advanced computing resources available during COVID-19
During unprecedented challenges from the pandemic, the Research Technologies (RT) division of UITS is continuing its mission to support and advance research in the state, nation, and world.
