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)...
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Article #3804: Envision Center helps professor study how memories form with virtual reality for mice
A Purdue research team studying memory had a unique request recently for the Envision Center. A virtual reality system – for a mouse. Krishna Jayant,...
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Article #3466: Research Computing playing leading role in $2 million sustainability project
Research Computing is playing a leading role in the Global to Local Analysis of Systems Sustainability (GLASSNET) project, a collaborative effort to a...
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Article #3462: Geddes composable cloud platform advancing science through national computing network
Purdue’s new cloud-based composable platform, Geddes, is one of the top resources used by researchers on the Open Science Grid’s (OSG) Open Science Po...
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Article #3450: Purdue-led workshop series produces report on best practices for regulated research data
A Purdue-led workshop series about how higher education institutions manage regulated research data, such as Department of Defense work or health scie...
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Article #3449: Purdue to host visualization conference this fall
Purdue’s Envision Center will host the sixth annual Campus Alliance for Advanced Visualization (CAAV) conference on Nov. 1-4, 2021. Presentations are...
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Article #3212: Envision Center VR app teaches residential construction safety
A Purdue professor has partnered with ITaP’s Envision Center to teach construction workers to avoid falls using virtual reality. Instead of watching a...
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Article #3199: Research Computing expanding GPU capabilities to meet researchers’ AI needs
As computational research increasingly involves artificial intelligence and machine learning methods, ITaP Research Computing is adding GPU nodes to i...
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Article #3196: Purdue research team using community clusters to track COVID-19 variants and malaria
A Purdue professor leading genomic analysis of the novel coronavirus in a university setting is using Research Computing supercomputers in her work, w...
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Article #2974: ITaP community cluster used to model enterovirus antibodies
A Purdue research team has used ITaP’s community clusters to model antibodies that neutralize enterovirus D68, a respiratory virus that sometimes caus...
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Article #2973: Envision Center app helps train future nurses
A multi-disciplinary collaboration between the School of Nursing, the School of Industrial Engineering, the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering an...
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Article #2964: Machine learning tool for astronomical data deluge developed on Brown community cluster
A new telescope in Chile will soon be surveying the night sky more comprehensively than any before it, imaging the entire sky every three days, and lo...
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Article #2749: Purdue selected as Microsoft Azure HPC and AI Collaboration Center
Purdue will be one of five inaugural Microsoft Azure HPC and AI Collaboration Centers, Microsoft announced today. The Purdue center will demonstrate b...
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Article #2741: Purdue team develops powerful new machine learning technique using Gilbreth community cluster
A Purdue team has used the Gilbreth community cluster operated by ITaP Research Computing to develop a new algorithm that uses the power of multiple G...
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Article #2501: Bell, one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, now available for faculty use
Purdue’s newest community cluster supercomputer, Bell, has debuted at number 431 on the Top500 list of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, annou...
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Article #2492: Professor models novel coronavirus proteins with the help of ITaP supercomputers
Daisuke Kihara, a professor of biological sciences and computer science, has used Purdue’s supercomputers to develop computational models of the prote...
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Article #1971: ITaP-led team awarded NSF grant to create composable campus cloud ecosystem for research
A team comprised of technical experts from ITaP Research Computing and computational faculty from across campus has been awarded a two-year grant from...
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Article #1871: New community cluster Bell arriving this year, space available for purchase now
Purdue’s newest community cluster supercomputer will be twice as fast as the retired Conte cluster, which was the nation’s fastest campus supercompute...
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Article #1857: Can video games save the honeybee?
While many of us know that bees and other insects face a precarious future, few people have concrete plans to do anything about it. A Purdue professor...