Physics PhD candidate Jessica Equivel discusses her experience being stationed at Fermilab and using Syracuse University’s SUrge GPU Cluster.
Research Computing News
OrangeGrid Accelerates Foreign Exchange (FX) Forecasting
Naylor’s case study, Gaussian Process Regression for FX Forecasting, which is available on GitHub, demonstrates how quantitative analysis can be used on the buy-side to produce a new forecasting model. Continue Reading
Syracuse Savors Role in 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics
Members of the Department of Physics in the College of Arts and Sciences are celebrating their role in the Nobel Prize-winning discovery of gravitational waves. Continue Reading
Computational Chemistry and The Study Of Molecular Solids By Terahertz Spectroscopy
Computational chemistry, the branch of chemistry that employs computers and algorithms both for the prediction of molecular properties and the simulation of molecular behavior, has a long history of utilizing all of the power made available from state-of-the-art computing. Continue Reading
Public Policy, Governance, and Data-Driven Research
When entering the University’s datacenter, it’s natural to wonder about the seemingly infinite sources of information being computed there. Could these systems be performing cutting-edge thermodynamic modeling? Or, perhaps are they helping to unravel some of the mysteries of quantum chemistry? That said, would your curiosity would change if the source of this data were closer to home? In fact, it’s much closer to home: the US Census Bureau or the Social Security Administration.
Nangia Lab’s Blood-Brain Barrier Research Recognized at International Conference
Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Program
Undergraduate Researcher Excels with Research Computing Help
This past summer, SU Professor Lisa Manning advised undergraduate student Alexandra Brown on a computational physics project as part of a research experience for undergraduate (REU) program hosted by the Syracuse Biomaterials Institute (SBI).
Targeted Training for Researchers
Building a Firm Foundation – Training Resources for Researchers
Lynda.com is an online library of high-quality video tutorials teaching a wide variety of software tools and skills. The full range of these tutorials are available freely to current Syracuse University faculty, students and staff. Continue Reading
OrangeGrid-Powered OSG Publications
Open Science Grid – Powered, in part, by OrangeGrid. In 2015, Syracuse partnered with the Open Science Grid (OSG) to contribute OrangeGrid compute resources to researchers within the OSG framework. Continue Reading
Bridging the Gap Between Researchers and Resources
Introducing Larne Pekowsky, Syracuse University’s Cyberinfrastructure Engineer (CIE)
Successful research requires a deep knowledge of one’s subject area and is often aided when the researcher is fluent with the available computing resources. Continue Reading