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NCSA to host OpenACC workshop on Aug. 5
NCSA is one of multiple sites across the country offering a telecast OpenACC programming workshop on Aug. 5. Read more "Read more about NCSA to host OpenACC workshop on Aug. 5"
released on 07.23.14
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Early bird discount for Linux Clusters Institute Workshop ends July 20!
Attendees can save $50 for a weeklong workshop covering the fundamentals of setting up and administering a high-performance computing cluster. Read more "Read more about Early bird discount for Linux Clusters Institute Workshop ends July 20!"
released on 07.16.14
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XSEDE14
Join us in Atlanta July 13-18 for the annual XSEDE conference! Read more "Read more about XSEDE14"
released on 07.07.14
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Four additional students named Blue Waters Graduate Fellows
Four additional PhD students will receive Blue Waters Graduate Fellowships, which provide substantial support and the opportunity to leverage the petascale power of NCSA’s Blue Waters supercomputer. Read more "Read more about Four additional students named Blue Waters Graduate Fellows"
released on 07.07.14
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Blue Waters project to offer graduate course on visualization in Spring 2015
NCSA’s Blue Waters project will offer a graduate course on High Performance Visualization for Large-Scale Scientific Data Analytics in Spring 2015 and is seeking university partners who are interested in offering the course for credit. Read more "Read more about Blue Waters project to offer graduate course on visualization in Spring 2015"
released on 07.07.14
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9 Illinois researchers selected for NCSA Fellowships
The Fellows receive research support and will pursue collaborative projects with NCSA staff. Read more "Read more about 9 Illinois researchers selected for NCSA Fellowships"
released on 07.01.14
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21 undergraduate students selected for Blue Waters Student Internship Program
Shodor and the Blue Waters project have selected 21 undergraduate students from across the country to participate in the Blue Waters Student Internship Program for 2014-2015. Read more "Read more about 21 undergraduate students selected for Blue Waters Student Internship Program"
released on 06.25.14
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Registration now open for Virtual School visualization workshop
On Aug. 25-26, NCSA will host a visualization workshop offered by the Virtual School of Computational Science and Engineering. Read more "Read more about Registration now open for Virtual School visualization workshop"
released on 06.24.14
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LS-DYNA scaling work garners HPC Innovation Excellence Award
Success in scaling the commercial explicit finite element code LS-DYNA to 15,000 cores on Blue Waters earned an HPC Innovation Excellence Award for NCSA's Private Sector Program, Rolls-Royce, Procter and Gamble, Cray, and Livermore Software Technology Corporation. Read more "Read more about LS-DYNA scaling work garners HPC Innovation Excellence Award"
released on 06.24.14
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Registration now open for Linux Clusters Institute Workshop on HPC fundamentals
Registration is now open for a hands-on workshop that will cover the fundamentals of setting up and administering a high-performance computing (HPC) cluster. Read more "Read more about Registration now open for Linux Clusters Institute Workshop on HPC fundamentals"
released on 06.23.14
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Registration now open for Conference on CyberGIS and Geodesign
The Aug. 19-21 conference in Redlands, California, will provide a forum for sharing cutting-edge research, education, and training experiences. Read more "Read more about Registration now open for Conference on CyberGIS and Geodesign"
released on 06.20.14
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Blue Waters gives students a boost in ‘America’s Cup of Rocket Science’
Illinois engineering students are using the Blue Waters supercomputer as they compete in the Global Trajectory Optimization Competition,which challenges aerospace engineers and mathematicians to solve a “nearly impossible” problem in interplanetary trajectory design. Read more "Read more about Blue Waters gives students a boost in ‘America’s Cup of Rocket Science’"
released on 06.20.14
