Article #5163: Anvil used to train cancer researchers in big data analysis
Purdue’s powerful Anvil supercomputer is being used to train a group of cancer researchers – from graduate students to professors and practicing physi...
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Article #4686: Envision Center developing 3D weather visualization technology to assist small aircraft pilots
New technology developed by the Rosen Center for Advanced Computing’s Envision Center aims to make aviation safer by helping pilots avoid flying into...
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Article #4682: RCAC wins best paper, poster awards at research computing conference
Several Rosen Center for Advanced Computing (RCAC) staff members received awards for their posters and papers at the Practice and Experience in Advanc...
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Article #4680: Anvil accelerates genome sequencing for studying psychiatric disorders
Purdue’s Anvil supercomputer has helped one research team better understand how DNA changes relate to psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia and...
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Article #4679: Rosen Center for Advanced Computing staff to present at research computing conference
Rosen Center for Advanced Computing (RCAC) staff will present posters and papers about topics such as Purdue’s powerful new Anvil supercomputer, bioco...
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Article #4666: Anvil ranked 143rd on list of world’s most powerful supercomputers
Purdue’s Anvil supercomputer has debuted at number 143 on the Top500 list of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, announced this week at the ISC2...
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Article #4442: Research Computing develops software container tools for bioinformatics research
Purdue Research Computing now offers biocontainers – software containers designed for Purdue’s community clusters that contain more than 400 commonly...
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Article #4441: Professor developing numerical tools for astrophysical modeling with the help of Anvil supercomputer
Purdue’s powerful new Anvil supercomputer is helping unlock the secrets of space weather. Asif ud-Doula, an associate professor of physics at Penn Sta...
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Article #4438: Purdue professor estimates the number of tree species with the help of Research Computing supercomputers
Jingjing Liang, an assistant professor of quantitative forest ecology in the department of forestry and natural resources, recently led a team that pr...
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Article #4215: Women in HPC group hosting data processing training, speaker series in April
Purdue’s Women in High-Performance Computing (WHPC) group, led by Research Computing staff members, is hosting an online “Introduction to Data and Dat...
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Article #4213: Purdue computer scientist searching for ‘buried treasure’ with AMD EPYC Processor-based Microsoft Azure hybrid cloud extension to community clusters
A Purdue professor who searches for factors of very large numbers – work that is essential to keeping everything from nuclear weapons to personal bank...
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Article #4212: Research Computing’s Fortress storage archive expands capacity
The Fortress archival storage system has a new tape library that has expanded the archive’s capacity by a factor of five, from approximately 50 petaby...
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Article #4206: New Bell cluster GPUs helping Purdue researchers in neuroscience, chemical engineering
As part of a push to expand GPU computing capabilities to meet the needs of researchers working in AI and machine learning, Purdue Research Computing...
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Article #4200: Purdue’s Anvil supercomputer aids in drug discovery
Purdue’s powerful new Anvil supercomputer is helping one researcher accelerate his biomolecular simulations and unlock new treatments for heart diseas...
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Article #4196: Purdue's Anvil supercomputer now available for use
Purdue University's powerful new Anvil supercomputer, funded by the National Science Foundation and built in partnership with Dell and AMD, is now ava...
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Article #4193: Research Computing senior scientist awarded $25,000 Better Scientific Software fellowship
Amiya Maji, a senior computational scientist for Research Computing, has been named a 2022 Fellow by the Better Scientific Software (BSSw) Fellowship...
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Article #3816: Research Computing scientist co-PI on $15 million NSF Institute
Research Computing senior research scientist Carol Song is the co-principal investigator on a five year $15 million award from the National Science Fo...
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Article #3815: Purdue research team develops machine learning framework to describe complex catalyst surfaces using Gilbreth, Halstead clusters
Purdue chemical engineers have used Research Computing community clusters to develop a machine learning framework that creates various structural mode...
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Article #3814: CAAV conference happening at Purdue next week
Purdue’s Envision Center will host the sixth annual Campus Alliance for Advanced Visualization (CAAV) conference on Nov. 1-4. Laura Theademan, senior...
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Article #3807: Research Computing executive director presents to federal agencies
Preston Smith, executive director of Research Computing, spoke last week at the Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD)...