IDSC is broadening its computational resources and services. We invite you to attend a Town Hall specifically for the advanced computing user community. Read more “Advanced Computing User Community Town Hall”
IDSC is broadening its computational resources and services. We invite you to attend a Townhall specifically for the advanced computing user community. Read more “Advanced Computing User Community Townhall”
Please join the IDSC Advanced Computing team on Friday, January 15th for an interactive Zoom session on the latest advanced computing systems and data science services available to the University of Miami research community—including the most powerful AI toolset in South Florida.
Read more “IDSC Computational Resources Training—Opening Session 1/15”
IDSC is broadening its computational resources and services. We invite you to attend a Town Hall specifically for the advanced computing user community. This User Community Town Hall will focus on the IDSC service unit business model and will introduce newly established subsidy programs designed to help the heavy user as well as the uninitiated. Read more “Advanced Computing User Community Town Hall 12/15”
Yelena Yesha, PhD, an award-winning researcher and technology industry leader, has joined IDSC as Innovation Officer and Head of International Relations. She was also named Visiting Distinguished Professor in the Department of Computer Science. Read more “Yelena Yesha Joins UM as IDSC Innovation Officer”
IDSC has developed a first-of-its-kind early-detection platform xsat.idsc.miami.edu for COVID-19 that will enable local residents to self-report symptoms and researchers and decision makers to visualize data and identify hot spots. By tracking social media posts, analyzing public health data, and creating an interactive online dashboard, University of Miami researchers, and others, will have the ability to identify new clusters of COVID-19 cases in real time, rather than days or weeks after an outbreak. Read more “xSAT Outbreak Tracking + Early-Detection Platform Launched”
Office Hours sessions previously scheduled on all 3 campuses have been CANCELLED until further notice due to statewide precautions for the COVID-19 Coronavirus, and the State of Florida’s public health emergency declaration.
The Institute for Data Science and Computing is committed to the health and welfare of the University students, Staff, and Faculty, and the community as a whole, and have decided to err on the side of safety.
If you need computational help, the answer may be found in the documentation or frequently asked questions, or contact us via email at hpc@ccs.miami.edu
When composing your email, please provide a detailed description of the problem, paths to your job file and any outputs, the software modules you have loaded, and your job ID when appropriate.
Suggestions:
$ module list)For questions or concerns, please call 305-243-4962.
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Could you use some help with technical troubleshooting? Are you having trouble installing software? Do you need answers to questions for a grant proposal? The Advanced Computing (AC) Team’s OFFICE HOURS can help! AC holds office hours on all 3 campuses to assist you:
Gables Campus: Thursdays 2-4:30 PM | Ungar 330E | Kalan Dawson, Systems Administrator
RSMAS Campus: Wednesdays 9-11 AM | MSC 223 | Warner Baringer, Senior Analyst/Systems Engineer
Medical Campus: Wednesdays 10 AM-2 PM | Soffer CRC 7th Floor | Pedro Davila, Systems Administrator
Advanced Computing can help with all kinds of technical troubles from how to use the new Triton supercomputer or Pegasus cluster, to queueing instructions, to resolving an error message. Consult with Pedro at the Medical Campus on Wednesdays from 10:00 AM-2:00 PM in the Don Soffer Clinical Research Center, 1120 NW 14th St, Room CRC 710, Miami, FL 33136.
Office Hours sessions previously scheduled on all 3 campuses have been CANCELLED until further notice due to statewide precautions for the COVID-19 Coronavirus, and the State of Florida’s public health emergency declaration.
The Institute for Data Science and Computing is committed to the health and welfare of the University students, Staff, and Faculty, and the community as a whole, and have decided to err on the side of safety.
If you need computational help, the answer may be found in the documentation or frequently asked questions, or contact us via email at hpc@ccs.miami.edu
When composing your email, please provide a detailed description of the problem, paths to your job file and any outputs, the software modules you have loaded, and your job ID when appropriate.
Suggestions:
$ module list)For questions or concerns, please call 305-243-4962.
_______________________________________________________________
Could you use some help with technical troubleshooting? Are you having trouble installing software? Do you need answers to questions for a grant proposal? The Advanced Computing (AC) Team’s OFFICE HOURS can help! AC holds office hours on all 3 campuses to assist you:
Gables Campus: Thursdays 2-4:30 PM | Ungar 330E | Kalan Dawson, Systems Administrator
RSMAS Campus: Wednesdays 9-11 AM | MSC 223 | Warner Baringer, Senior Analyst/Systems Engineer
Medical Campus: Wednesdays 10 AM-2 PM | Soffer CRC 7th Floor | Pedro Davila, Systems Administrator
Advanced Computing can help with all kinds of technical troubles from how to use the new Triton supercomputer or Pegasus cluster, to queueing instructions, to resolving an error message. Consult with Warner at the RSMAS Campus on Wednesdays from 9:00-11:00 AM in the Doherty Marine Science Center, Room MSC 223.
Office Hours sessions previously scheduled on all 3 campuses have been CANCELLED until further notice due to statewide precautions for the COVID-19 Coronavirus, and the State of Florida’s public health emergency declaration.
The Institute for Data Science and Computing is committed to the health and welfare of the University students, Staff, and Faculty, and the community as a whole, and have decided to err on the side of safety.
If you need computational help, the answer may be found in the documentation or frequently asked questions, or contact us via email at hpc@ccs.miami.edu
When composing your email, please provide a detailed description of the problem, paths to your job file and any outputs, the software modules you have loaded, and your job ID when appropriate.
Suggestions:
$ module list)For questions or concerns, please call 305-243-4962.
_______________________________________________________________
Could you use some help with technical troubleshooting? Are you having trouble installing software? Do you need answers to questions for a grant proposal? The Advanced Computing (AC) Team’s OFFICE HOURS can help! AC holds office hours on all 3 campuses to assist you:
Gables Campus: Thursdays 2-4:30 PM | Ungar 330E | Kalan Dawson, Systems Administrator
RSMAS Campus: Wednesdays 9-11 AM | MSC 223 | Warner Baringer, Senior Analyst/Systems Engineer
Medical Campus: Wednesdays 10 AM-2 PM | Soffer CRC 7th Floor | Pedro Davila, Systems Administrator
Advanced Computing can help with all kinds of technical troubles from how to use the new Triton supercomputer or Pegasus cluster, to queueing instructions, to resolving an error message. Consult with Warner at the RSMAS Campus on Wednesdays from 9:00-11:00 AM in the Doherty Marine Science Center, Room MSC 223.
Office Hours sessions previously scheduled on all 3 campuses have been CANCELLED until further notice due to statewide precautions for the COVID-19 Coronavirus, and the State of Florida’s public health emergency declaration.
The Institute for Data Science and Computing is committed to the health and welfare of the University students, Staff, and Faculty, and the community as a whole, and have decided to err on the side of safety.
If you need computational help, the answer may be found in the documentation or frequently asked questions, or contact us via email at hpc@ccs.miami.edu
When composing your email, please provide a detailed description of the problem, paths to your job file and any outputs, the software modules you have loaded, and your job ID when appropriate.
Suggestions:
$ module list)For questions or concerns, please call 305-243-4962.
_______________________________________________________________
Could you use some help with technical troubleshooting? Are you having trouble installing software? Do you need answers to questions for a grant proposal? The Advanced Computing (AC) Team’s OFFICE HOURS can help! AC holds office hours on all 3 campuses to assist you:
Gables Campus: Thursdays 2-4:30 PM | Ungar 330E | Kalan Dawson, Systems Administrator
RSMAS Campus: Wednesdays 9-11 AM | MSC 223 | Warner Baringer, Senior Analyst/Systems Engineer
Medical Campus: Wednesdays 10 AM-2 PM | Soffer CRC 7th Floor | Pedro Davila, Systems Administrator
Advanced Computing can help with all kinds of technical troubles from how to use the new Triton supercomputer or Pegasus cluster, to queueing instructions, to resolving an error message. Consult with Kalan at the Gables Campus on Thursdays from 2:00-4:30PM in the Arthur A. Ungar Building, 1365 Memorial Drive, Room 330E, Coral Gables, FL 33146.
