Press

Mar 17

Your browser is the supercomputer: On Demand is a no-tears shortcut to research-computing

The traditional method of logging on to the Cheaha cluster, the fastest in Alabama, was “like something out of ‘Tron’ or ‘War Games,’” said William Monroe, the UAB IT Research

Feb 03

The ERN Cryo-EM Federated Instrument Pilot Project

This project is facilitating multi-institutional collaboration through the development and design of an easy to use, web-based portal at the interface of computing and Structural Biology, scientific instruments. It will provide federated access to the instruments, workflows utilizing edge computing in conjunction with cloud computing and real-time monitoring for experimental parameter adjustments and decisions.

Jan 16

Accelerating Scientific Discovery at the University of Melbourne

4,500 researchers with ~1,500 different projects leverage HPC at the University of Melbourne, translating discovery into meaningful, practical impact to benefit all of us.

Dec 22

OnDemand Portal Accelerates HPC Work for Academic and Industrial Users

OSC addresses the computational demands of academic and industrial research communities with a robust shared infrastructure.

Nov 10

KSU architecture students access supercomputers to help with coursework

The Ohio Supercomputer Center created a customized virtual lab for architecture students at Kent State.

Jul 08

Quantifying the Impact of Advanced Web Platforms on High Performance Computing Usage

The deployment of Science Gateways for High Performance Computing (HPC) systems can alter long-accepted usage patterns on supercomputing systems in positive ways as an ever-increasing number of users migrate their workflows to HPC systems.

Mar 17

Your browser is the supercomputer: On Demand is a no-tears shortcut to research-computing

The traditional method of logging on to the Cheaha cluster, the fastest in Alabama, was “like something out of ‘Tron’ or ‘War Games,’” said William Monroe, the UAB IT Research

May 17

Democratizing HPC: OSC Releases Version 1.3 of OnDemand, Seeks Grant for 2.0

Open OnDemand is a project by the Ohio Supercomputing Center (OSC) funded with a National Science Foundation grant to develop open source software that provides HPC centers with advanced web and graphical interface capabilities to ease access to their HPC resources.