| | | September 2016 | | | Highlight |  | | IU celebrates launch of three new high performance computing systems | With the launch of three new high performance computing (HPC) resources at Indiana University, researchers could reach breakthroughs in preventive care for genetic diseases sooner than ever before. From cloud-based, on-demand data analysis, to faster processing times for large-scale computations, each new resource will offer a breadth of applications, making it easier and quicker for researchers to reach their goals. Read more |
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| | Noteworthy | | |  | | Summer Olympic Games visualized on Science on a Sphere | Starting in 1896, the modern Olympic Games have grown from 14 participating countries to 204 in 2012 (with a record 207 participating in 2016). Cyberinfrastructure for Digital Humanities group (CyberDH) and the Advanced Visualization Lab (AVL) have created a dataset that visualizes the history of the Summer Olympic Games. It can be viewed in the CIB and is available world-wide on NOAA's Science on a Sphere Users Collaborative Network. Read more |
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| |  | | Inaugural HPC systems professionals’ workshop at SC16 | Co-led by Indiana University, the workshop will bring together systems administrators, systems architects, and systems analysts in order to share best practices, discuss cutting-edge technologies, and advance the state-of-the-practice for HPC systems. Register for this workshop and others when registering for SC16. Read more |
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|  | | IU offers new degree on cybersecurity risk management | The Kelley School of Business, the Maurer School of Law and the School of Informatics and Computing at IU Bloomington will together offer a new Master of Science degree in cybersecurity risk management, which is becoming increasingly essential to executives and leaders across an array of industries, sectors and nations. Read more |
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| | Learning Opportunities | |  | | Supercomputing for Everyone Series: Faster Work, Safer Storage (an introduction) | Wells Library, Room W144 – IU Bloomington
1pm – 5pm | Wednesday, September 21, 2016 ICTC, Room IT121 - IUPUI
1pm – 5pm | Thursday, September 22, 2016 This course, formerly called “Intro to HPC@IU,” introduces IU faculty, staff, and students to high performance computing and the resources available to them at IU. This hands-on course will cover the basics of using IU’s supercomputing systems, from logging in, to job creation and submission. Register here |
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|  | | Unix: The Basics | | We highly recommended taking this course before attending "Faster Work, Safer Storage." Offered by UITS IT Training.
Register here |
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|  | | Supercomputing for Everyone Series: Intermediate Parallel Programming for Supercomputers | ICTC, Room IT121 - IUPUI
9am – 5pm | Tuesday, October 18, 2016 Wells Library, Room W144 – IU Bloomington
9:30am – 5:30pm | Friday, October 21, 2016 Learn how to decide between the three primary methods of parallelization for a particular problem, and identify the pros and cons of both synchronous and asynchronous parallel algorithms. Completion of "S4ES: Introduction to Parallel Programming for Supercomputers" is a prerequisite. Register here |
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| | Conferences and Events |  | | Oklahoma Supercomputing Symposium 2016 | Now in its 15th year, the Oklahoma Supercomputing Symposium is the oldest annual event of its kind in an EPSCoR jurisdiction. The symposium includes a poster session and reception, vendor exposition, and seminars centered around topics in high performance computing. Learn more |
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| | | SC16: November 13-18, Salt Lake City | The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis returns- this year to Salt Lake City. SC16 aims to attract new and diverse groups of HPC professionals and students with the goal of sparking new conversations, new connections and new ideas. Learn more |
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|  | | 2016 IEEE International Conference on Big Data | Big data is transforming science, engineering, medicine, healthcare, finance, business, and ultimately society itself. IEEE Big Data 2016 will provide a leading forum for disseminating the latest results in big data research, development, and applications. Learn more |
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| |  | | School of Informatics and Computing (SoIC) Colloquium and Events | SoIC offers a variety of colloquiums ranging from big data and security to intelligent & interactive systems and much more. - September 7: Ilpo Koskinen, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
- September 8-9: Research Horizons: Learn. Engage. Celebrate
- September 9: Ryan Newton, IUB Computer Science
- September 16: Rosa Arriaga, Georgia Institute of Technology
- September 16: C. Richard Johnson, Jr., Cornell University
- September 30: Jason Flinn, University of Michigan
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