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Latest News

• From Parallel Computing Principles to Programming for CPU and GPU Architectures
• Rich Knepper elected Chair of the Coalition for Academic Scientific Computation
• Jetstream2 AI Fellows deadline extended to Oct. 30
• Gov. Hochul launches first phase of Empire AI
• Request time on Empire AI GPUs
• Amazon call for proposals open
• Empire AI Weekly Forum
• Cornell's Scientific Computing Training Series kicks off Oct. 2
• Ben Trumbore's "Make Data Compelling" eCornell Keynote: Aug. 6, 2024
• NSF announces groundbreaking Leadership-Class Computing Facility project
• Knepper presents advances in weather modeling technology
• Call for Proposals: Amazon Web Services Cloud Computing Credits
• Unrestricted funds available for AWS Science awardees
• Former CAC student employee Dan Cane improving lives
• CAC announces new data transfer capability
• Cornell Tech part of $400 million Empire AI Consortium
• NSF research security training available
• Generative AI in Academic Research Task Force Report
• Cornell takes role in advancing software at CERN
• AWS Foundation Model Development proposals due March 6
• AI, Python, and R training opportunities
• Generative AI in Academic Research Task Force Report
• Cornell joins new open-technology AI Alliance
• CAC to deliver scalable AI learning for Civil Engineers as part of $7M UT Austin award
• Civil Engineering AI fellowship applications due Feb 6
• Virtual clusters in the cloud: Matt Marx case study
• Processor made for AI speeds up genome assembly
• CAC awarded $300,000 NSF CyberTraining Pilot grant
• Scientific computing training available online
• Cornell Research & Education Impact
• LCI workshop for Linux systems administrators
• Cornell scientists and CAC instrumental in gravitational waves detection breakthrough
• Cornell partners in NSF grant to connect MMA research worldwide
• Scientific Computing with Kubernetes: July 20 Webinar
• CASC announces Charlie Bender Scholarship winner
• PEARC23 Technical Program Committee Accepts I-WRF Paper
• CAC-hosted GPU cluster enables discovery of new crystal structures
• LCI Linux Systems Administration Introductory Workshop: May 1-5, 2023
• Deep Learning with MATLAB: Hands-on Workshop
• Love Data Week 2023
• Knepper named Vice Chair of Coalition for Academic Scientific Computing
• Summer '23 Research Experience for Undergraduates
• '23 Scientific Computing Training Series announced
• Collaborative experience between scientific software projects using Agile Scrum development
• Curtis Cole is named inaugural chief global information officer
• Frontera Computational Science Fellowships for graduate students
• Frontera supercomputer allocations opportunities
• Ithaca, New York City collaboration launches scientific computing training series
• CAC I-WRF project in the news: What runs a zero-carbon grid in a renewable energy slump?
• An integrated framework for atmospheric and climate modeling
• Jetstream2 regional cloud to be integrated with Red Cloud at Cornell
• CAC Research Computing Seminar Series: Fall 2022
• Harnessing machine learning to analyze quantum material
• Linux HPC Cluster Administration Training Workshop
• The 2030 Project to marshal faculty to solve climate crisis
• CAC supports Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning research
• 'Architecture of the Air' describes how Cornell's Eddy3D software helps architects design indoor spaces that minimize coronavirus exposure (see pg. 8)
• New building to create 'unified complex' for Bowers CIS
• $10M donation aids the exploration of quantum physics
• Bill Nye leaves 'Solar Noon' clock legacy atop Rhodes Hall, home of CAC
• AI powers autonomous materials discovery
• Cornell to lead regional Air Force research hub
• CAC's Peter Vaillancourt shares what he�s learned about diversity: US Research Software Engineer Association podcast
• Jet stream models help inform US offshore wind development
• Rich Knepper named new director of Cornell's Center for Advanced Computing
• arXiv hits 2M submissions
• New cell database paints fuller picture of muscle repair
• New and updated Cornell Virtual Workshop training opportunities
• Aristotle project advances campus cloud technologies
• DRNets can solve Sudoku, speed scientific discovery
• NSF grant aims to optimize future cyberinfrastructure projects
• Report identifies challenges and opportunities in implementing containers for science applications
• Knepper PI on $298,271 NSF grant investigating what makes large-scale cyberinfrastructure projects successful
• CAC case study: Optimizing data analysis software for high energy physics
• Cornell Red Cloud user Laith Abu-Raddad analyzes effectiveness of vaccines on Beta variant
• July 29th Webinar: Opening the Black Box
• July 28th Webinar: Python Tools for Data Science
• Satellite monitoring documents cultural heritage at risk
• Astronomers seek gravitational waves with renewed NSF grant
• Cornell researchers see atoms at record resolution
• Cornell launches online fluid dynamics simulation certificate
• CAC Red Cloud user: Startup's sustainable tech takes food farther
• Cornell CyberCommons provides researchers with computational and storage support
• Undergrads/grads--apply for the PEARC21 Student Program. It's virtual!
• Cornell Inside Higher Ed opinion: Research universities and the innovation economy
• CAC case study: Denoising of signals from Electron Spin Resonance Machines
• Gift 'unlocks growth' for Cornell Bowers College of Computing and Information Science
• CAC enables NY Future Farmers of America Officer Selection and Leadership Development Event Systems
• ACM SIGHPC Computational & Data Science Fellowship opportunities
• New Cornell Virtual Workshop training opportunities available at XSEDE
• Science at Full Speed features CAC REU students in "Visionary ideas for Virtual Education"
• Global 'wind atlas' propels sustainable energy
• Astronomers find possible hints of gravitational waves
• Former CAC summer intern finds her passion for machine learning
• Gift from Ann S. Bowers '59 creates new college of computing and information science
• Cornell partners in $30M grant to build better networks
• Frontera computational science fellowship opportunities
• SC20 News: Cornell Certificate Programs in Data Science and Visualization Announced
• SC20 Conference: Cornell CAC Virtual Exhibit
• Watt Webb, bioimaging pioneer who used Cornell supercomputers for 3D image reconstruction, dies
• New Cornell Certificate Program: Data Science with SQL and Tableau with CAC's Adam Brazier
• Cornell students immersed in latest cloud technologies thanks to NSF REU program
• Cornell Red Cloud Instances less costly than AWS On-Demand Instances
• Cloud software startup raises $1M, signs pilot deal
• New to Cornell? "New Faculty Flyer" highlights CAC's capabilities
• Milky Way neutron star pair illuminates cosmic cataclysms
• 2021 Days of Data
• July 7th NSF XSEDE Python and Performance Webinar with Chris Myers
• Cornell partners in NSF distributed cloud computing grant
• Register today for CAC eCornell Certificate: Python for Data Science with Chris Myers
• Complex dynamics of water shortages highlighted in study
• NSF XSEDE Python and Performance Webinar with Chris Myers
• Crossing boundaries: Cornell's thriving research ecosystem
• Building the new computer: How ECE researchers are working to realize revolutionary new architectures
• Ann Redelfs, former deputy director, HPC and human rights advocate, dies at 62
• CAC launches its first eCornell Certificate: Data Visualizaiton in Tableau with Ben Trumbore
• COVID-19 assistance with bioinformatics software from XSEDE and NCGAS available to research community
• Cornell NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates remote summer positions available
• Folding@home turns its massive crowdsourced computer network against COVID-19
• CAC services to continue as usual
• Spring 2020 Lunch 'n Learns: Moving Research to the Cloud, Containerization Techniques, GPUs in the Cloud
• Red Cloud computing enables wind turbine research
• Aristotle Cloud Federation co-PI Wolski presents poster/talk at 2020 NSF CSSI Meeting
• Spring 2020 Cornell research computing lunch 'n learns
• AWS Containers & AI/ML Training: Nov. 12 & 13
• Frontera leadership-class computing allocations
• Computational sustainability: Computing for a better world and a sustainable future
• Cornell partners in NSF grant for astrophysics institute
• Fall 2019 Cornell research computing lunch 'n learns
• Undergrads contribute to, learn from NSF-funded cloud project
• TACC launches fastest academic supercomputer in the world; Cornell CAC to provide national training
• Dr. Steven Squyres from Cornell to keynote SC19
• Red Cloud computing: More capabilities, lower cost
• AI Workshop: Experiment with cutting-edge research from Google and shape the future of AI
• CAC Participates in PEARC19
• Big Data Analytics & Machine Learning Workshop: August 6 & 7
• Improved 100Gbps networking for Cornell researchers
• Cornell writing the (how-to) book on new supercomputer
• NSF-funded Research Experiences for Undergraduates Summer Positions Available
• Cornell investigating multi-cloud cost management with RightScale
• XSEDE and Aristotle Cloud Federation partner to implement clouds on U.S. campuses
• Cornell Apps on Demand service for teaching
• Reproducible Research @ Cornell Event: Nov. 28-29, 2018
• NSF REU students gain hands-on science experience working on Aristotle Cloud Federation project
• Dartmouth joins Aristotle Cloud Federation to explore federated cloud computing model
• Cornell writing the (how-to) book on new supercomputer
• Cornell part of $25M NSF effort to untangle future physics data
• Cornell named training partner on $60 million Frontera supercomputer project
• Inventing the intelligent, active, edge: Ken Birman blog
• Data Management Information Sessions
• Jetstream team earns 2018 Campus Technology Impact Award
• Analyzing fast radio bursts
• AI Challenge - apply by May 31st
• White House AI summit signals U.S. leadership in competitive industry
• Apply now for NSF-funded Research Experiences for Undergraduates summer positions at Cornell
• Cornell receives NSF award to implement federated cloud software
• NSF REU students contribute to, learn from Aristotle Cloud Federation project
• The Coming Revolution in Computational Astrophysics lecture
• New on-demand training available for Jetstream, KNL, and ParaView
• Data Storage Finder will help Cornell researchers evaluate options
• CIS teaches ethics and bias in machine learning
• Visualizing Scientific Data with ParaView Lunch 'n Learn
• U.S. Computational and Data Science: Driving Economic Growth and Discovery: CASC 2018
• Dynamics of Infectious Disease Spread Seminar: January 26, 2018
• Adapt-N digital agriculture technology acquired
• Lifka joins National Science Foundation CISE Advisory Committee
• MATLAB technical sessions at Cornell: October 10-11, 2017
• Stampede2 dedicated: Cornell to deliver national training
• Emmanuel Giannelis named vice provost for research
• Cloud computing workshop to bolster minority science Ph.D.s
• Final Report: 1st NSF Data Infrastructure Building Blocks PI Workshop
• Strange radio bursts seen coming from galaxy far, far away
• Cosmic source found for mysterious 'fast radio bust'
• High Performance Computing on Stampede 2 Workshop at Cornell University
• Cornell to Organize, Chair 1st NSF Data Infrastructure Building Blocks PI Workshop
• XSEDE, UC Berkeley Seeking Partners to Offer Online Parallel Computing Course
• LBNL, Cornell researchers push towards low power devices
• Computer Science growth a 'phenomenon' at Cornell
• Golden Goose Award honors bee expert's impact on computing
• XSEDE 2.0 Announced: Cornell to Coordinate Software and Training Activities
• Enhanced Red Cloud exploratory accounts available for free to Cornell students and faculty
• Deputy Director job opening
• Cloud Systems Engineer job opening
• Stampede 2 announced
• Cornell astrophysicists earn share of $3M prize
• Huttenlocher gives update on Cornell Tech campus
• David Lifka named vice president, chief information officer
• Sudden collapse: Supercomputing spotlight on gels
• Ludmilla Aristilde: Simulating carbon-cycling enzymes
• Webinar Series: Best Practices for HPC Software Developers
• Free "Hands-On Introduction to Engineering Simulations" edX course launches June 1
• Campus finds 545 ways to streamline university business
• Sifting Cornell data, astronomers find repeating bursts
• Will the cloud change scientific computing?
• Data Management and Public Access Information Sessions: 2.18.2016
• Cornell theorists affirm gravitational wave detection
• Watch Super Bowl emotions play out in real time online
• Summer School for Computational Genomics
• Proteins seek, attack, destroy tumor cells in bloodstream
• Computing and Information Sciences receives $10M grant
• David Lifka named interim VP and chief information officer
• Petascale Computing Resource Allocations
• HPC Summer School application due 2/15/2016
• Request for applications: Stampede's Knight's Landing Early Science Program
• Cornell leads new National Science Foundation federated cloud project
• Donations help create 'supercomputer' for students
• Patrick Reed: Questioning the status quo to explore new ideas
• Silicon Ivy: How Cornell is prepping young entrepreneurs
• European labs set sights on continent-wide computing cloud
• CNN: What DC could learn from NYC on tech
• New NSF NANOGrav Physics Frontiers Center
• Dutta calls for end to 'digital poverty'
• CASC announces new director
• Cornell plays key role in surfing for gravitational waves
• CAC user Nandini Ananth awarded Sloan Fellowship
• 1.5 petabyte analysis of global rainfall satellite data
• Research repository arXiv hits 1 million submissions
• NSF XSEDE Training Opportunities: High Performance Computing on Stampede
• Cornell CAC partner Corning thrives on research, innovation
• Cornell to develop cloud training for U.S. research community
• Terascala TeraOS software powering HPC storage systems at CAC
• A fast track for data between Ithaca and NYC
• #HPCmatters
• Bill Gates talks with students on education, innovation
• Bill Gates to visit Oct. 1st
• Boost K-12 computational literacy
• Indiana and Cornell create XSEDE compatible software suite
• Arecibo captures its first FRB: CAC provides crucial data services
• Cloud computing beckons scientists
• Cornell featured in IDC special report on benefits of supercomputing
• Mason Peck works on future of space exploration
• House briefing highlights value of supercomputers
• Close the Innovation Deficit video
• FIRST act has two flaws that could limit future discoveries
• Cracker-sized satellites launch into orbit
• Internet2 names Lifka Co-Chair
• Gates to attend Gates Hall dedication
• Skorton to lead Smithsonian
• Engineering, science programs ranked top 10
• Four on faculty receive NSF Career Awards
• NSF call for proposals for Blue Waters allocations
• New institute focuses on human brain research
• International HPC Summer School opportunity
• Scientists use Cornell statistical software to estimate species richness
• Hunt for muon's magnetic field to get Cornell insight
• Study narrows origin of dogs
• Learn how to manage your research data
• Metastatic cancer cells implode on protein contact
• Autodesk donates 3-D software to Cornell
• Symposium to celebrate the science of Ken Wilson
• HPC Live event at Cornell
• Delivering a Campus Data Service webinar to tackle big data management problems and solutions
• Stampede's Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors in full production: TACC & CAC ramp up training
• Cornell professor honored by White House for arXiv
• Free cloud computing exploratory accounts available
• XSEDE, NSF release cloud survey report
• XSEDE announces new campus bridging services and tools
• Materials Scientist Craig Fennie, 2013 MacArthur Fellow
• Stampede Parallel Computing Workshops at Cornell
• New, low-cost archival storage service
• Physicist Kenneth Wilson dies at 77
• Parallel Computing on Stampede: Workshops Available
• Skorton and Altschuler: Back to basics at the NSF
• Arctic vegetation spread could accelerate climate change
• Stampede Era Begins
• Cornell scientists develop next generation robo-pets
• New Cornell technology school will foster commerce amid education
• Got data? New service helps researchers manage, share it
• Lifka elected national chair of CASC
• Open letter to President Obama from Skorton and Altschuler
• Ranger to Stampede transition training available
• October information sessions on NSF-required data management plans
• XSEDE, NSF call for cloud computing research use cases
• XSEDE gaining speed as year two begins
• Pillardy explores worlds large and small
• Cornell wins Red Hat Innovation Award
• Red Hat customers highlight transformative technology: Cornell wins Innovation Award
• Eucalyptus delivers cloud software — provides economies of scale to Red Cloud
• Former Twitter CTO joins Cornell’s NYC tech campus
• Clinical and Translational Science Center offers cloud computing workshops
• Cornell software captures diversity of microbial life
• Red Cloud seminar at New York University
• Science behind solar storms
• EucaDay New York City event to feature Red Cloud
• Parallel computing on Ranger and Longhorn workshop at Cornell
• May information sessions on NSF-required data management plans
• New home for Computing and Information Science to rise
• “Red Cloud Lunch ‘n Learn” seminar — March 28
• Cornell University using Red Hat Storage for research
• ‘Game—changing’ tech campus goes to Cornell, Technion
• Data Analysis Workshop at Cornell
• University of Chicago computation leader presenting Globus Online at Cornell
• Cornell Receives IDC Innovation Award
• December information sessions on NSF-required data management plans
• Cornell launches Red Cloud
• NSF grant funds ILR research to unlock U.S. Census data
• NSF announces Stampede award, Cornell on winning team
• Tweets study: people across globe report similar moods
• October information sessions on NSF-required data management plans
• “Red Cloud: On-Demand Research Computing” – September 29 special event
• Bill Nye ’77 harnesses sun with clock atop Rhodes
• Noah Snavely recognized as a top tech innovator
• Cornell on winning XSEDE team announced by NSF
• New Cornell collaboration to explore GPU computing using MATLAB
• Workshop opportunity for Cornell faculty or students interested in computational and data enabled science education
• Online Virtual Workshop training expanded: 22 modules now available
• Atomic-level understanding of crystal ceramics could lead to low-power memory devices
• Clinical and Translational Science Center partners with CAC to expand educational offerings
• May information sessions on NSF-required data management plans
• “Introduction to Parallel Computing on Ranger and Lonestar” at Cornell
• Cornell models cavity for next generation light source
• Cole, CAC user and Cornell alumnus, named 2011 Gates Cambridge scholar
• NSF report on sustainable cyberinfrastructure available
• High-performance innovation
• Do women shun science?
• January information sessions on NSF-required data management plans
• Cornell announces new data management organization
• Learn how to use a Linux cluster
• David Lifka elected national Vice Chair of CASC
• Alum commits $11 million to Atacama telescope
• David Lifka will help build IT infrastructure at Weill
• Cornell CAC offers data analysis training class Dec. 8-9, 2010
• HPC in the Cloud: Enabling Research With MATLAB on the TeraGrid
• Parallel MATLAB tutorial offered by Cornell and Purdue
• Home computers, using Arecibo data, help discover pulsar
• Fennie receives U.S. Army funding to investigate new, greener storage materials
• Cornell offers "Introduction to Parallel Computing on Ranger" workshop
• Scientists leverage experimental MATLAB resource
• "MATLAB on the TeraGrid" workshop June 15-16 at Cornell
• NSF Workshop on Sustainable Funding for HPC Centers available on WebEx
• CAC partner Ocarina wins 2010 BioIT World Award
• U.S. News ranks Cornell’s computer science grad program in top 5
• Cornell offers "Introduction to Parallel Computing on Ranger" workshop
• “Introduction to Using a CAC Linux Cluster” Workshops Available
• “Next-Generation Sequencing Workshop” at Cornell
• “Using Subversion RCS for Collaborative Code Development” seminar February 26
• CU deploys experimental TeraGrid resource for MATLAB
• Virtual Desktop and Disaster Recovery Seminar January 28 at Cornell
• NSF Workshop on Sustainable Funding and Business Models for HPC Centers announced
• Intel/Dell Technology Roadmap Seminar December 16
• NSF awards Cornell grant to deploy MATLAB on the TeraGrid
• Flapping wings can be more efficient than fixed wings
• Cornell offers Data Analysis on Ranger and Spur workshop
• MATLAB Technical Computing Seminars at Cornell September 23-24
• NSF grant opens gateway to vast computing resources
• Cornell analyzes threat of terrorist attacks on U.S. shipments
• Cornell offers “Introduction to Parallel Computing” workshop
• Analysis of Flickr photos could lead to online travel books
• Cornell maps the world’s photos
• Yahoo partners with universities on cloud computing
• Arecibo pulsar survey using 50,000 PCs worldwide to generate supercomputing power
• New Einstein@Home effort launched: thousands of home computers to search Arecibo data for new radio pulsars
• Cornell expands database for plant proteomics
• More bang for their buck: CAC, Ocarina, DDN
• Cornell University Offers “Parallel Optimization and Visualization for Ranger” Class
• Cornell develops analysis tools for large-scale web data
• Ocarina Networks partners with Cornell and DataDirect Networks on storage optimization
• Less diversity on Earth according to Cornell data analyses
• SC08 keynoter Michael Dell thanks Cornell for supercomputing partnership
• Researcher invents lethal ‘lint brush’ to capture and kill cancer cells
• Cornell launches Center for Comparative and Population Genomics
• The computer as collaborator
• Cornell launches data-driven science unit
• Online scientific repository hits milestone
• Data analysis training at Cornell
• New Dell Linux cluster deployed at Cornell CAC
• From mice to men, Cornell finds evidence of evolutionary selection
• During Olympics, Cornell's Max Zhang studies air-quality
• Cornell’s Project Budbreak encourages citizens to study local effects on climate change
• Computerworld Magazine: CU a great place to work in IT
• Green computing, "fast data” dominate Cornell HPC workshop
• Quirky pulsar system discovered
• CAC transitioning to cost-recovery model July 1
• Cornell to host regional high performance computing event May 2: Dell, Cisco, Cluster Resources, DataDirect. Intel, Microsoft speaking
• “Ranger” Virtual Workshop now available
• Supercomputing essential for “cyberscholarship” future
• Ancient ‘Out of Africa’ migration left stamp on European genetic diversity
• HPC training opportunity: “Parallel Computing on Ranger”
• Supergenomics: molecular genetics in the age of the supercomputer
• Computational biologists use evolution-tracking method to discover 300 new human genes
• NYSGrid, NYSERNet join forces—Cornell expert joins committee
• Cornell announces RFP for Research Service Group partnerships
• N.Y. state awardees include Johannes Gehrke, scalable database expert
• Theory Center is now Cornell Center for Advanced Computing

Selected Archive

• 2005-2007
• 2000-2004
• 1995-1999
• 1990-1994

2005-2007

• Cornell’s supercomputers will crunch weather data
• Defense research grant for cluster
• Cornell connects to TeraGrid
• Cornell gets $25 million to build Gates Hall
• Verari MPI/Pro selected for cluster
• NYSGrid founders link to share, crunch data
• CTC joins team to build world’s most powerful HPC
• Internet data streaming into Cornell
• CTC helps Northrop develop cyberinfrastructure
• CTC designs new data-driven informatics system
• Microsoft funds a new HPC institute at Cornell
• Cornell tsunami expert leads NSF delegation

2000-2004

• Gates Cornell visit
• DNA analysis reveals human, chimp differences
• CTC expands supercomputer resources
• Cornell joins Dell, Intel, Microsoft in HPC effort
• NASA/DOD launch vehicle research
• Using genetic tools in race to feed world’s hungry
• Computerworld Smithsonian Award
• Relating tumor cell growth to genetics of fruit growth
• Future of HPC clusters meeting
• CTC acquires new HPC cluster
• Cornell center will give Wall St. workshops
• Cornell creating software that adapts, evolves

1995-1999

• SGI, Cornell open financial solutions center
• $1.7 million for research on new materials
• Cluster of pentiums makes a supercomputer
• NSF awards $1.5 million for Cornell-led project
• Simulating protein folding on supercomputer
• USDA chooses Cornell for gene data center
• $1.5 million grant to research crack formation
• IBM undergrad award
• Reoriented Theory Center
• NY colleges join Cornell as high-speed network users
• Researchers show neurotransmitter in live cells
• CTC’s Biomedical Resource renewed
• CTC to triple supercomputer’s capability
• Cornell supercomputer helps MIT physicists
• Digging at roots of physics at the CTC
• Supercomputer installations gearing up for next decade
• Corporate partners see benefits at CTC
• ‘Internet mogul’ featured at Cornell
• ‘Deep Blue’ future, Cornell’s Kalos says

1990-1994

• Wladawsky-Berger; Reinventing the IBM mainframe
• $13 million more for IBM’s supercomputer
• IBM sells first of new computers