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Presented By: Advanced Research Computing (ARC)

MAXIMIZE Your ACCESS to High-Performance Computing Resources

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MAXIMIZE Your ACCESS to High-Performance Computing Resources

This course is hosted remotely over Zoom.  A Zoom link will be provided to all registrants.

The National Science Foundation’s ACCESS program provides researchers and educators nationwide with advanced computing resources at no cost. Available resources include CPU and GPU computing, data storage, and cloud-based systems. Use of these resources does not require you to have a current or previous NSF grant.

In this workshop, Josh Anderson of the Glotzer Lab will draw on firsthand experience to discuss how to prepare a Maximize proposal and successfully secure an ACCESS MAXIMIZE allocation.  Attendees will learn more about ACCESS resources, the MAXIMIZE allocation application process and practical considerations for developing a strong proposal.

PRE-REQUISITES

No prerequisites or preparation is necessary.

INSTRUCTORS

Malcolm Miranda
College of Engineering

Jason Sonk
College of Engineering

If you have questions about this workshop, please send an email to the instructor [email protected]
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