Calling all researchers at the University of Alberta!
You’ve heard about research data management through coverage on national initiatives or regular updates on what’s happening in the space, but when working in this area day-to-day how do you support research data management activities?
Research Data Management Week connects what you’re doing everyday with colleagues working in the same space to share knowledge, best practices and get answers...
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Join us for a one-hour webinar that looks at what how to get started using the Compute Canada Cloud. This online presentation will be hosted by John Simpson, Humanities and Social Sciences Specialist with Compute Canada.
DetailsWednesday, April 25
10:00 - 11:00 am Pacific
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KELOWNA, BC (13 April 2018) – WestGrid announced its new Board of Directors today, presenting a diverse slate of experts and community leaders from the academic, public, and private sectors.
“WestGrid serves a powerfully diverse research community and this board’s mix of skills, experience, gender, and geography will ensure the voices of all members of that community – from our users to stakeholders to partners – are...
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Canada’s newest research supercomputer, Niagara, is now available to researchers of all disciplines across the country. Located at the University of Toronto and supported by the university’s high-performance computing division SciNet the system is open to all Canadian university researchers.
Intro to Niagara SessionJoin the SciNet team on Vidyo (Daniel Gruner's room), or watch a live webcast Wednesday...
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WestGrid's newsletter for the month of April 2018 is now available to read online. Stories this month include:
WestGrid is hosting a series of free workshops at the University of Northern British Columbia from May 16-18 that will provide hands-on introductions to high performance computing (HPC), scientific visualization with ParaView, programming with Python, and parallel programming with Chapel.
There is no cost to attend, but you must register in advance....
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Compute Canada has launched its annual Awards of Excellence to recognize exceptional contributions made by the advanced research computing experts that help Canada’s research community achieve bigger, better and faster results.
“Compute Canada’s mission is to create and sustain a world-class advanced research computing platform that enables scientific discovery,” says Robbin Tourangeau, Interim CEO. “When you...
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Compute Canada's annual renewal of accounts has begun and all renewals must be complete by April 23, 2018. This process is essential to collect the information required by Compute Canada's funders and to deactivate accounts that are no longer in use.
Note: You do not need to renew if you created or re-activated an account after January 1, 2018. All other accounts (those created or activated prior to January 1, 2018) must be renewed at this time.
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Join us for a one-hour webinar that looks at what tools and technologies are being used to tackle the challenges around storing, searching and analyzing relational databases in genomics and bioinformatics. This online presentation will be hosted by Mya Warren from the Canada's Michael Smith Genome Sciences Centre.
DetailsWednesday, April 11
10:00 - 11:00 am Pacific
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Join us for a one-hour webinar that looks at using the Plotly open-source Python library for scientific visualization. This online presentation will be hosted by Alex Razoumov, WestGrid's Training and Visualization Coordinator.
DetailsWednesday, March 28
10:00 - 11:00 am Pacific
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