Facilities

Our state-of-the-art facilities include the National Petascale Computing Facility as well the NCSA Building, which houses most of our staff and programs. As a national center operating in the public interest, we offer academic computing and conference capabilities, as well as public tours open to students, community groups and all those with a curious nature and a couple of hours to explore. Pay parking is readily available at both facilities.

Questions about NCSA’s facilities and events expertise, and services?

facilities@lists.ncsa.illinois.edu

Book Our Space

NCSA staff and programs are mainly headquartered at our Administration Building which can also be used for events.

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Get Collaborative

From spaces that accommodate individuals to groups, our collaborative spaces include equipment and technologies to get the job done.

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Take a Tour

NCSA invites groups interested in science, technology and innovation to tour our facilities and learn more about what we do.

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National Petascale Computing Facility Houses One of the World’s Most Powerful Computers

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Community Data Clinic

The Community Data Clinic functions as a hub for developing community-centered solutions for a data-driven world.

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Student Cluster Competition Team

Since 2016, NCSA’s Student Cluster Competition Team has competed at the international Supercomputing Conference.

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News

NCSA's Delta system

Turning Potential into Impact at the NCSA Regional Workshop on AI

NCSA is hosting an AI workshop October 5-6 for researchers of all domains and disciplines.
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PNI Moves to NCSA Under New 2-Year Agreement

NCSA will provide a new home for the Personalized Nutrition Initiative at the University of Illinois.
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CAPS, NCSA Celebrate Beginning of LSST Project

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time officially kicked off today.
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NCSA’s Delta Brings Accessibility to HPC

NCSA researchers are helping make Delta more accessible to a wider audience through an innovative workshop series.

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