Continuing Arecibo’s legacy
IU-led Engagement and Performance Operations Center (EPOC) and others help save data from collapsed radio telescope in Puerto Rico
IU researcher uses Big Red 3 and Carbonate to ensure greater accuracy in hydrologic models
Models could help communities anticipate and prepare for future flooding events.
Protecting open-science research as cyber threats rise
IU-led Trusted CI has been building a reservoir of success for nearly a decade
Collaborating to defend IU from cyber threats
How the new Cyber Risk Mitigation Responsibilities policy (IT-28) process will strengthen teaching, learning, and research activities
Beth Plale named executive director of Pervasive Technology Institute at IU
IU computer scientist to lead affiliation of research centers into third decade
Measuring volcanic interactions using real-time data on Jetstream
D. Sarah Stamps runs CHORDS on Jetstream virtual servers, enabling her research of an active volcano in Africa to continue stateside.
IU lab wins $8 million award in pursuit of 3D tracking of first responders
Crisis Technologies Innovation Lab will host competitions to create tools to increase safety, effectiveness in everyday and disaster environments
Overcoming the challenges of classifying COVID-19 Twitter data using self-supervision and few shot learning
Jetstream enables a self-supervised model to classify COVID-19 tweets in order to provide insights into COVID-19 that have not been investigated.
It’s our shot, Hoosiers
Rob Lowden, IU vice president for IT, gets his first COVID-19 vaccination—and urges you do too
Digital decade
IU eTexts initiative celebrates 10 years of saving students money
XSEDE and Langston University work together to upgrade Langston’s high performance computing system, "Lucille"
XCRI recently engaged with LU to upgrade their HPC system, “Lucille”, so students can learn the fundamentals of parallel HPC and high throughput distributed computing.
IU’s carbonate supercomputer supports international research efforts to rapidly develop sophisticated models of viruses
Josua Aponte-Serrano is part of an international research team which has developed a modular framework for modeling drug effectiveness in treating viral diseases like COVID-19, using IU's Carbonate supercomputer.
Jetstream API training available at XSEDE.
New virtual workshop training topics are available at the Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) User Portal for Jetstream/Jetstream2.
One in a Million: IU REDCap’s Andy Arenson wins Consortium MVP Award
With over a decade of experience helping administrators all over the world, IU REDCap's Technical Lead, Andy Arenson, wins the MVP award from the REDCap consortium.
IU3D: Expanding access to cultural heritage by creating virtual spaces
The IU3D team uses a tool called Matterport to capture cultural heritage spaces in order to provide virtual access to the space and to preserve changing exhibits.
UITS selected as a nominee for TechPoint’s Mira Awards
From a record-breaking 211 total entries, IU advances as a Pandemic Pivot of the Year–More than 200 Employees nominee
Jetstream virtual accessibility powers bioinformatic research identifying novel antibiotic resistance mechanisms at Spelman College in Atlanta
Jetstream powers the lab of Maira Goytia at Spelman College, where she and undergraduate researchers analyze large sets of transcriptomic and genomic data, to explore the diversity of the Neisseria bacteria species.
XSEDE and University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) work together to rebuild UCO’s high performance computing system, Buddy
IU-led XCRI team works through challenges of a pandemic-induced remote build to enable HPC projects spanning particle transport, micro-mixing, stochastic modeling, ecological modeling, and bioinformatics and disease spread modeling.
HathiTrust Research Center's spring workshops
Librarians who attend all four days will be invited to join the HTRC Trainers Community, through which they will have access to further training opportunities.
Remote teaching and learning means reviewing these cybersecurity tips
You don’t need to be a technical expert to make the computer at your home office harder to hack
Indiana University renews contract to provide Adobe software at no cost to all students, faculty, staff
IU makes history as first university to offer enterprise-wide Creative Cloud Pro, featuring stock photo service
Do pandemics contribute to social unrest?
In COVID-19 era, IU-led Jetstream cloud system helps researcher determine relationship between disease and dissent
Kim Milford comments on SolarWinds hack
Inside Higher Ed publication interviews cybersecurity experts on what the “cyber Pearl Harbor" means for colleges and universities
New year, new job
Dan Calarco named associate vice president for Client Services and Support
IU center to provide cybersecurity expertise to $22.5M National Science Foundation initiative
Partnership to Advance Throughput Computing project benefits from IU’s experience in research and science cybersecurity
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SC4ES: National Center for Genome Analysis Support Genomics Research webinar series
Featuring Jean-Francois Gout, Mississippi State University, this monthly scientific series highlights the research of scientists who use computational resources provided by NCGAS.
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