The MSU Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research is excited to announce a new fellowship opportunity for MSU doctoral students, postdoctoral scholars, and research staff. In response to the recent open science requirements from federal agencies such as NIH and NASA...
Michigan State University (MSU) researchers will have a new option to store, share, and archive research data thanks to a nearly $630,000 grant from the National Science Foundation. The grant, which is a collaboration between the Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER), IT Services, MSU’s Research Technology Support Facility (RTSF), the MSU Commons, and the MSU Libraries, establishes the MSU Data Hub...
Scott Teresi is a few days away from graduating with his Ph.D., but he has already left his mark on the field of bioinformatics with a novel tool that helps researchers understand a feature of DNA colloquially known as “jumping genes.” His tool has the potential to improve our understanding of everything that contains DNA, from the domestication of plants to diseases like cancer...
Young, healthy adults who are good at remembering things are good at gluing events together in their memory based on how close they happen in time. When they search their memory, they can efficiently associate memories nearby in their mental timeline to improve their recall. This type of memory, known as episodic memory, is the research focus of Dr. Karl Healey...
ICER is excited to announce that Maryam Berijanian, Michigan State University doctoral student in Computational Math, Science, and Engineering and ICER user, was among the PEARC24 Intro to AI and Mini-Hack participants and won Best Originality/Creativity in the advanced category as well as a $3,000 travel award.
On the cutting edge of computer chip technology, the NVIDIA Grace Hopper Superchip promises to advance computational research beyond what was possible with previous hardware. The Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER) has installed four Grace Hopper nodes and one Grace CPU node for MSU’s high...
José Luis Mendoza Cortés is working to solve some of the most important questions facing our planet. As a professor of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at Michigan State University, Mendoza uses the laws of nature to develop computational algorithms with...
José Luis Mendoza Cortés trabaja para resolver una de las cuestiones más importantes a la que se enfrenta nuestro planeta. Mendoza, profesor de Ingeniería Química y Ciencia de Materiales en Michigan State University, usa las leyes de la naturaleza para desarrollar...
ICER's roots date back to 2005, although the name "Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research" had not been coined yet. The first system had 64 cores and 256 GB of RAM. Now, ICER has hundreds of nodes with twice as many cores, each over ten times faster than that first system. The storage has increased...
Know whether your software has GPU support and how to run it. Check with the software release notes to find out if the software ...
For ICER users impacted by the upcoming Google Drive storage limits announced by MSU IT, please be mindful if you choose to move data from Google Drive to the HPCC. Your scratch space can be used to stage data you want to move, but remember that scratch space has a purge policy. Files that have not...
The Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research, in partnership with the Department of Computational Mathematics, Science, and Engineering, will teach two graduate courses in fall 2024: "High-Performance Computing with Python" and "Reproducible Computational Workflows." The overarching goal of these...
True or false: system administrators are introverts who love caffeince and Szechuan food. Find out from Kelly Climer, an ICER sysadmin, who took us behind the scenes to learn about his profession.
ICER is excited to introduce the members of the 2023 Cloud Computing Fellowship! The program is dedicated to equipping academic researchers with the knowledge and experience required to harness the power of Cloud Computing.
Join us on May 5 for this year's Cloud Computing Fellows Annual Symposium! We are excited to celebrate the accomplishments of this year's cohort while learning more about the incredible work they've done.
Experts from MSU were part of an xprize Rainforest team that surveyed biodiversity in a dense jungle. Data analysis required extensive computational capacity, so the scientists turned to ICER's supercomputer resources and human expertise.
We are proud to announce that the ICER research highlight "The Puzzle of Topological Data Analysis," featuring Dr. Liz Munch and created by Michelle David, won the w3 awards for Best in Show - Science and Technology Video.
ICER Research Consultants Dr. Claire Kopenhafer and Dr. Andrew Fullard will teach CMSE 890 in the Fall 2023 semester.
As summer draws to a close, ICER reflects on the fantastic cohort of undergrads in the 2023 ACRES REU program! Read about their successful summer filled with research and development and hear from students about the impact of their time in the program.
Internet of Things provides users with great convenience in smart homes but have potential vulnerabilities that can compromise security and privacy. ICER user and former Cloud Computing Fellow Guangjing Wang has proposed a solution.
Stop by ICER's booth at the MSU Science Festival expo zone! While supplies last, pick up a free pair of VR glasses to take the 360-degree virtual tour of MSU's supercomputer and grab a copy of our beautifully illustrated graphic novel about supercomputing. We also have a "silicon petting zoo" for a hands-on experience with supercomputer parts, and a simulation designed to introduce the concept of parallel computing.
When her biological immune system failed her, Katherine Skocelas became fascinated with natural and digital immunity. Now a Ph.D. student, she develops biologically inspired artificial immune system algorithms.
The new "AMD22" CPU cluster nodes are ready for use ahead of schedule! The cluster contains buy-in and non-buy-in nodes connected with a high-speed 100-gigabit network.
We are proud to introduce the latest cohort of the MSU Cloud Computing Fellowship. The fellows have begun phase one: a series of educational group sessions and workshops about cloud computing.
ICER communications recently stopped by Dr. Dirk Colbry's office to chat about his new role as the Director of User Support at ICER.
Much like the ripples in a pond, ripples in space provide information to an observer about the source of the ripple. Check out our research highlight to see how Dr. Mike Pajkos studies gravitational waves to gain new information about our cosmos.
For Dr. Rachel Toczydlowski, the title Computational Biologist still seems strange. Having started her career with fieldwork, adding the descriptor "computational" did not feel natural. Incorporating high-performance computing into her repertoire has opened new avenues and changed aspects of how...
Dear colleagues, I'm writing to you regarding the survey that ICER recently administered to our allocation Pls and users, as well as to potential users of research computing. I would like to express my thanks to the 462 people who took the time to complete the survey. It is clear that ICER's...
Each ticket submitted to ICER has a corresponding webpage that hosts all the correspondence between ICER staff and the user who filed the ticket. Along with the emails written back and forth, a web view can greatly enhance readability and, more importantly, help you keep track of the progress of...
MSU's Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER) and the ITS Analytics and Data Solutions (ADS) group are proud to announce the next cohort of MSU Cloud Computing Fellows! Congratulations to: Ann Alex, Ph.D./ Institute for Quantitative Health Science & Engineering Giovan Cholico, Ph.D /...
Dear colleagues, MSU's Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research and MSU IT Services are accepting applications from MSU doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers to join the third cohort of MSU Cloud Computing Fellows. We particularly encourage applicants from areas that do not typically use...
What do movie trailers, rib fractures, and mummified corn have in common? Admittedly, not a lot. One similarity is that these topics, and many more, were explored by the MSU 2020 Cloud Computing Fellowship cohort.
From time to time, we receive requests from users to restore their deleted files. In this article, we would like to share with our users some tips and tricks for preventing file loss. First, users will need to understand the file system on HPCC so that they can store their files in the right...
Powertools is a collection of software tools and examples that allows researchers to better utilize High Performance Computing (HPC) systems. Powertools was created to help advanced users use the High Performance Computer Center (HPCC) more effectively. By default, powertools is loaded when users...
Click the link below to learn more about using OnDemand for Python programming on MSU's HPCC. This instructional document contains a step-by-step explanation with screenshots that will guide users through the start-up process. Instructional Document: Using OnDemand for Python Programming Laura...
Here is a checklist to help improve your job's scheduling time: 1. Run command "sq <NetID>" or "squeue -u <NetID>" to show the jobs in the queue. If a job is Pending, the last column will show the reason provided by SLURM. Here are common reasons with their meaning: a. Priority: Job...
Dear Colleagues, now that the spring semester is over and you have submitted your grades, I am writing to let you know about some FREE tools and services that the Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (CER) provides for MSU instructors who are interested in increasing the amount of computation or...
As many users may have noticed, the MATLAB/2021a module has been installed on HPCC and is ready for use. Users can check the release note for details of changes at this link. Among the changes and updates in the new version, there is one thing I would like to bring to the attention of Matlab users...
ICER's Director of Training, Dr. Laura Harris, will present Supercomputing Resources for Social Scientists at MSU on Friday, May 14, at noon. This presentation will be part of MSU's Social Science Data Analytics (SSDA) initiative. "At the Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER), we provide....
Many users have asked us how to deal with error messages such as: slurmstepd: error: Detected 2 oom-kill event(s) in StepId=xxxxx.batch cgroup. In the above message, oom stands for "out of memory." It means that your process needs more memory than what is available. Therefore, you need to request...
If one computer can process a set of data in 10 hours, it would be reasonable to assume that 10 computers could process that data in one hour. The research of Xiaorui Liu, an MSU graduate student in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, reveals that this is not the case. The...
The International Society for Computational Biology is pleased to announce the HPC-AI Advisory Council (HPCAIAC) and National Supercomputing Centre (NSCC) Singapore 2021 APAC HPC-AI Competition. High-performance computing and artifical intelligence are the most essential tools fueling the...
At the intersection of artificial intelligence and chemisty, Kiyoto Tanemura is working to develop a method for identifying molecules based on information about the nature of their collisions. Tanemura, an MSU graduate student studying computational chemistry in the lab of Dr. Kenneth Merz, Jr.,...
Joshua Engelsma is a graduate student in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at MSU. Advised by Dr. Anil Jain, he works on pattern recognition and image processing with multiple applications in biometrics. Joshua's interest in this field came from undergrad, when he was exploring...
Understanding Plastic Deformation in Polycrystalline Metallic Materials using Solid Mechanics Simulation and Machine Learning. Zhuowen Zhao is a graduate student pursuing a Ph.D. in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science (CHEMS) at Michigan State University. His research under...
Dear MSU researcher, ICER is planning to make a purchase of computational hardware in the next several months, to be deployed in summer 2020. We are attempting to gauge interest in participation in this HPC buy-in, as well as the tpyes of hardware that we will offer for purchase. Broadly speaking...
MSU's Institute of Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER) and the ITS Analytics and Data Solutions (ADS) group are proud to announce the second cohort of MSU Cloud Computing Fellows! Congratulations to: Meng Cai (Urban & Regional Planning) Dr. Dae Kwan Ko (Biological Netwoks) Dr. David Luecke (Electric...
Two new resources offered by the MSU Research Facilitation Networks are now available for all MSU researchers: the Research Technology and Support Service Catalog, and a related Research Consulting service. The Research Technology and Support Service Catalog can be found at this link, and is a...
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering in the College of Engineering offers its senior design course in which teams of senior computer science majors design, develop, debug, document, and deliver significant software systems for a variety of project sponsors.
We are pleased to announce that the parts of the new 2020 cluster have arrived. We are currently in the process of putting it together and doing all the necessary testing. We anticipate the new cluster will be available in mid-September. Please let us know if you have any questions. Photo credit...
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MSU’s Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research and Research Technology Support Facility are exploring needs relating to a potential bioinformatics consulting program. Our goal is to gain a better understanding of the populations of MSU researchers...
Dear Colleagues, MSU's Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research and Research Technology Support Facility are exploring needs related to a potential bioinformatics consulting program. Our goal is to gain a better understanding of the populations of MSU researchers that may require a bioinformatics...
The 2021 Cloud Computing Fellows have been hard at work completing the first phase of the fellowship. "The MSU ICER Cloud Computing Fellowship began with a series of group session that introduced the fellows to the concept of cloud computing using commercial cloud resources made available through...
When: Thursday March 18, 2021, 3-4:30 p.m. Where: Via Zoom (register here) - please RSVP via this link by 3/11/2021. MSU's Research Facilitation Network is delighted to announce its next event: a roundtable discussion about cloud computing and its potential to enhance research at MSU. The event...
Do you have data on SCRATCH filesystems that hasn’t been modified in 45 days? Starting February 15, 2023, this data will be routinely deleted. This is a long-time feature that has been disabled for the last six months. Save your data by moving it into your home or research areas. What is SCRATCH...
Dear users of the MSU HPCC, we will be dedicating a significant fraction of ICER's general-access nodes to a computational research program that has direct relevance to the current COVID-19 pandemic. As jobs complete over the next week, we will be transferring nodes over to this project, which...
ICER has identified an issue with the way CPU usage is recorded on our system, and we have implemented a fix to address it. To ensure fair access to computing resources, researchers using the HPCC who have not bought cluster hardware have an annual usage limit of 500,000 CPU Hours and 10,000 GPU...
The Michigan State University Cloud Computing Fellowship has completed another exciting and engaging year that highlighted the significance of using computational methods among many fields of research. The Cloud Computing Fellowship introduces its cohorts to new opportunities to further their...
Chronic wasting disease in deer and disinformation on social media have something in common: they spread. David Butts has explored both research areas in graduate school by creating computer simulations to model their spreading properties. He used the models to test mitigation strategies and...
Huey-Wen Lin is an assistant professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, and Computational Science, Mathematics, and Engineering (CMSE) at Michigan State. Here, she studies the properties of the fundamental subatomic building blocks of matter. She takes particular interest in using HPCC...
R-Ladies East Lansing - a local chapter of R-Ladies, a global organization - is a vibrant community focused on providing a safe environment for women and gender minorities in-and-around MSU to discuss, learn, and teach anything pertaining to R (a popular statistical programming language) and data...
We have a new, easier way to launch interactive jobs on the HPCC! The “interact” script wraps around “salloc” to provide sensible defaults for interactive jobs of 1 core on 1 node for 1 hour. You can request a specific time with the “-t” option, e.g. “interact -t 4:00:00” for 4 hours. It also has…
Recently, we received a ticket from a buy-in account user asking a question about SLURM usage quota. The following list contains useful information about SLURM CPU/GPU usage quota shown in the output of the command "SLURMUsage" for general and buy-in users. The "SLURMUsage" command only takes the...
In November 2019, MSU's Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research and the IT Services Analytics and Data Solutions group hosted the first cohort of MSU Cloud Computing Fellows. Last year, seventeen doctoral and postdoctoral researchers from different disciplines were selected to participate and...
THURSDAY, January 9, 2020 - The year-long Frontera Fellowship Program provides an opportunity for graduate students to compute on the most powerful academic supercomputer in the world, and collaborate with experts at the Texas Advanced Computing Center. 50,000 node-hours on Frontera Paid summer..
On May 11th, 2022, ICER will deploy a new 'scavenger' queue that will allows users to run preemptable jobs on idle cores. They will not be limited by the regular queues' limits on running jobs and do not count against yearly usage totals, but they may be canceled at any time to allow general or buy-....
As many of our users have noticed, the HPCC job policy was updated recently. SLURM now enforces the CPU and GPU hour limit on general accounts. The command "SLURMUsage" now includes the report of both CPU and GPU usage. For general account users, the limit of CPU usage is reduced from 1,000,000 to...
Although the phrase "high-performance computing" traditionally conjures images of a computer scientist more so than a social scientist, the reality is that many diverse areas of research benefit from access to the advanced computational capacity offered by a high-performance computing center (HPCC...
Researchers with existing NSF grants or applying for new or continuing grants may apply for a NSF Research Experience for Undergraduate (REU) supplement to support up to two undergraduate research assistants. If your grant has a computational or data science research focus and you wish to...
We have had a high volume of tickets requesting help with SSH key-based authentication in the past week after we switched to this requirement for the rsync.hpcc.msu.edu file transfer gateway. This particularly affects users who use the software FileZilla for their file transfer needs. We have....
We have been working on putting together frequently asked questions from HPCC users and created a FAQ at FAQ - MSU HPCC User Documentation. If you are a new user or don't use HPCC servers very frequently, this might be a good place to start when you have questions. We will update this list as we...
ICER’s public documentation is one of the best sources of immediate information for new and experienced High-Performance Computing Center (HPCC) users searching for technical information. Search ICER’s public documentation or check out the links below to go directly to the page you need. Hardware:...
Dear HPCC users, as part of MSU's response to COVID-19, ICER is transitioning to an online-only support model. All HPCC services will continue as normal. The contact form is the preferred way to contact us: https://contact.icer.msu.edu Monday and Thursday regularly scheduled open office hours.
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Brian O'Shea as the new director of the Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research as of July 1st, 2019. Dr. O'Shea is a computational and theoretical astrophysicist who studies cosmological structure formation, including galaxy formation and the...
We are proud to announce that an ICER Research Highlight documentary short has won a Telly Award for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in the record-breaking 45th Annual Telly Awards. The video, titled “Renaissance Scientist Tackles Climate Change,” or in Spanish, “El Científico Renacentista
We are proud to announce that two ICER Research Highlights documentary shorts have won Silver Awards at the 41st Telly Awards this part May. The videos, produced and edited by Ms. Xiaoxing (Adele) Han, were selected from 13,000+ entries from all 50 states and 5 continents. The awards honor...
Using Topology & Morphology to Quantify & Contextualize 3D Plant Structures Erik Amezquita is a second year Ph.D. student in the department of Computational Science, Mathematics, and Engineering (CMSE) at MSU. There, he works under the guidance of Dr. Elizabeth Munch and Dr. Dan Chitwood...
Preducting Friends and Foes Online with Deep Learning Models. Tyler Derr is a graduate student in the department of Computer Science and Engineering at MSU. He works in the Data Science and Engineering (DSE) Lab under Dr. Jiliang Tang and his research centers around network analysis with a...
Managing Natural Resources to Facilitate Biodiversity Alex Wright is a Ph.D candidate in the Department of Integrative Biology at Michigan State University. There, he works under Dr. Elise Zipkin as part of the Zipkin Quantitative Ecology Lab. The primary focus of his research is to "solve...
Dear Colleagues, The Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research is preparing to purchase a new supercomputer. As a consequence, I am writing to you regarding the opportunity to buy into this machine, with a request for an answer with a very short turnaround time - no later than the end of the day next...
ICER is happy to support computationally focused workshops in a variety of ways. Workshop organizers can request ICER assistance with the following: Have an ICER Research Consultant (RC) meet with the workshop organizers to discuss options to make the workshop as user-friendly as possible from a...
Jamie is excited to join the ICER business team and looking forward to getting to know everyone in the computational computing field. Jamie is new to campus. She has been in the financial services industry for the past 20 years, where she handled customer service, compliance, and everything in...
We are pleased to announce the recent hiring of Adam Pitcher to the position of HPC Administrator. Adam is a lifelong Spartan. Having graduated from Michigan State University in 1999 with a BS in Computer Science and Engineering, he came back a year later as a system administrator for Computer...
We are pleased to announce the recent hiring of Joel Parks to the position of HPC Administrator. Joel has over ten years experience in the IT field, a degree in Computer Networking and RHCSA certification (Red Hat Certified System Administrator). Prior to transitioning to ICER, he worked with...
Dr. Mahmoud Parvizi is the newest ICER Research Consultant. Before joining ICER, Dr. Parvizi was a postdoctoral research associate in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Michigan State University with a focus on machine learning applications of cloud-computing workflows. He earned his PhD in...
Calling all ICER users! At the Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER), we know our users are doing incredible work across all fields, and we want to share your work with the public. If you are interested in having your research featured on ICER’s website, newsletter, and social media and...
Experts from MSU were part of an xprize Rainforest team that surveyed biodiversity in a dense jungle. Data analysis required extensive computational capacity, so the scientists turned to ICER's supercomputer resources and human expertise.
Starting in 2020, ICER will be transitioning to publishing bimonthly newsletters as opposed to the traditional monthly newsletter. Please note that ICER's Service Report and Ticket Highlights will still be posted monthly. Urgent news will also still be posted to social media and by special...
Download the lesson materials. An artificial neural network (ANN) is a deep learning algorithn using artificial intelligence. ANNs consist of layers of interconnected artificial neurons (i.e., nodes) powered by activation functions (i.e., mathematical formula to determine if the neuron is switched...
Dear Colleagues, I'm delighted to announce to new people have joined ICER's ranks: Ms. Michelle David, or new Communications Manager, and Dr. Laura Harris, our new Director of Training. I welcome them to ICER and to Michigan State University, and am excited to see the new ways in which they will...
Dear Colleagues, The Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research is in the midst of buying a new cluster in order to increase our computing capacity. I'm writing to you regarding the opportunity to buy CPU and/or GPU nodes for this machine, with a request for commitments by no later than October 4, 2022...
MSU's Institute of Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER) and the ITS Analytics and Data Solutions (ADS) group are proud to announce the first cohort of MSU Cloud Computing Fellows! The MSU Cloud Computing Fellowship is a research opportunity that includes participation in a series of workshops that center...
MSU's Institute of Cyber-Enabled Research and the ITS Analytics and Data Solutions group are accepting applications from MSU doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers to join the first cohort of MSU Cloud Computing Fellows. As a part of this program, you will participate in a series of 3-4...
Dear Colleagues, Please share this with any graduate students or postdoctoral researchers that you think might be interested! MSU's Institute fro Cyber-Enabled Research and MSU IT Services are accepting applications from MSU doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers to join the fourth cohort...
Check out ICER's virtual booth at the MSU Science Festival! While supplies last, pick up a pair of free ICER VR glasses during Science in the Gardens. You can explore the content below anytime, and be sure to check out the live virtual presentation that includes a Q&A with a supercomputing...
On May 11th, 2022, ICER deployed a new 'scavenger' queue that allows users to run preemptable jobs on idle cores. Jobs running in this queue are not limited by the regular queues' limits on running jobs and do not count against yearly usage totals, but they may be canceled at any time to allow...
We are excited to announce the general release of our new gs21 scratch system, now available at /mnt/gs21/scratch on all user systems, including gateways, development nodes, and the compute cluster. The new scratch system provides 3 PB of space for researchers and allows us to continue to maintain...
DENVER - The International Conference for High Performance Computing (HPC), Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC19) was held at the Denver Convention Center (November 17-22). ICER faculty and staff represented Michigan State University (MSU) during SC19 as an exhibitor on the floor of the...
Dear Colleagues, The Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research is creating a User Advisory Board (UAB) that will provide guidance to ICER in its mission to provide exceptional support for MSU's research computing needs, and we are seeking nominations for members of this group. It is our intent that the...
Dear Colleagues, The Advanced Computational Research Experience for Students (ACRES) REU is looking for mentors for its Summer 2023 cohort! ACRES is an interdisciplinary computational and data science REU that takes place every summer on MSU's campus. This is a highly competitive program with...
Greetings from the Business Team of ICER. We know how important your time is to you and your research so to get you back to doing what you love, we are now offering an enhanced service to streamline your storage billings to have them renew at the same time. The next time you have storage that is up...
Per ICER policy, non-buyin users are limited to 500,000 CPU hours and 10,000 GPU hours every calendar year. With the turn of the new year, these counters have been reset. If you have any questions about these limits or the reset, please contact us. Steven FordICER System Administrator
Dear HPCC users, as you know, we've been moving all users over to a new file system, IBM's Spectrum Scale (previously called GPFS). The process of moving all files from the older disk system to the new home, ufs18, has been completed. We have been working diligently with IBM to get all features of...
Starting on January 1, 2021, ICER will begin enforcing a limit of 500,000 core-hours per user per calendar year on the "general" (publicly-available) HPCC compute nodes, which is a reduction from the current limit of 1 million core-hours. Users who exceed this limit will no longer be able to...
Please enjoy this digital postcard created by the ICER team to wish you a happy holiday season! We are proud to help facilitate the impressive work that is done by our users. Thank you for your support, and we look forward to working with you in 2022!
Two new resources offered by the MSU Research Facilitation Networks are now available for all MSU researchers: the Research Technology and Support Service Catalog, and a related Research Consulting service. The Research Technology and Support Service Catalog can be found at this link, and is a...
General availability for the AMD20 cluster (ICER's new supercomputer) began at 9 AM on Tuesday, September 29th. Please report any issues that you see to ICER through the help ticket system. We also re-enabled the automatic 45 day purge on /mnt/ls15/ on October 1st. For more information of the ADM20...
We are pleased to announce that the parts of the new 2020 cluster have arrived. We are currently in the process of putting it together and doing all the necessary testing. We anticipate the new cluster will be available in mid-September. Please let us know if you have any questions. Photo credit...
Left photo credit: Adele Han, Right Photo credit: Neulyn Moss The illustrious arc of Dr. Carl Fields' time in graduate school at Michigan State University recently concluded as he began his postdoctoral research at Los Alamos National Laboratory. He continues working to answer some of the largest...