Campus Bridging Early Adopter Program issues Call For Proposals
The XSEDE Campus Bridging team aims to make it easier to connect researchers analyses to the national cyberinfrastructure, and promote best practices in the use of XSEDE resources among campus IT...
XSEDE12 conference set for July in Chicago
XSEDE12, the first conference of the Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment, will be held July 16-19, 2012, at the InterContinental hotel in downtown Chicago.
TACC Offers New, Broader Computational Biology Software Stack to Open Science Community
One of the fastest growing areas in science is comparative genomics, which is driven by advances in next-generation sequencing technology.
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TACC's Ranger
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NCSA's IForge
Adventures with HPC Accelerators GPUs and Intel MIC Coprocessers
For the past few years, the buzz around hardware accelerators, particularly graphics processing units (GPUs), has been growing. Designed with a massive number of floating point units and very high...
Indiana University to create the National Center for Genome Analysis Support, which will be integrated with XSEDE resources
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded Indiana University a $1.5 million grant to establish the National Center for Genome Analysis Support (NCGAS). Genome analysis can help scientists...
Scientists use XSEDE/TeraGrid resources to determine how shock waves move through solids
Richard Tapia, Rice University mathematician and professor and member of XSEDE outreach team, receives National Medal of Science
Dr. Barry Schneider from the National Science Foundation to describe XSEDE in the Oklahoma Supercomputing Symposium keynote, Oct. 11-12
Dr. Barry I. Schneider from the National Science Foundation will keynote the Oklahoma Supercomputing Symposium on Oct. 11-12 in Norman, OK. Schneider will present "XSEDE: An Advanced...
Students research solar cells with HPC
