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Yearly Archives: 2011
RENCI, Duke to build experimental networking infrastructure
CHAPEL HILL, Dec. 9, 2011–RENCI at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and Duke University in partnership with IBM will lead a new project to build a nationwide test bed for networking and networked cloud computing.
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Tagged ExoGENI, GENI, National Science Foundation, Networking, ORCA
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RENCI networking pros tapped for project to design the future Internet
RENCI’s networking research group is part of a team that will design a blueprint for a future version of the Internet.
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Tagged ChoiceNet, FIA, National Science Foundation (NSF), Networking, North Carolina State University, SILO
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Exploring the genetics of schizophrenia
RENCI’s Clark Jeffries and Dr. Diana Perkins of the UNC School of Medicine’s psychiatry department talk about their research that examines the genetic basis of schizophrenia in a Radio In Vivo interview.
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Director hired to lead development of statewide portal for university research expertise
Sharlini Sankaran, formerly assistant director of the NC Department of Commerce Office of Science and Technology, has been named the first executive director of the Research, Engagement, and Capabilities Hub of North Carolina, or REACH NC.
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Tagged NC State University, REACH NC, UNC - Chapel Hill
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International data grids to be highlighted in RENCI SC11 booth
The RENCI/North Carolina booth will be one of several on the SC11 show floor to participate in a demonstration that will connect booths in the Washington State Convention Center with large data sets in the U.S. and Europe, creating a distributed, high-speed international data grid.
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Tagged data grids, DataDirect Networks, DICE, iRODS, SC11, Web Object Scaler (WOS)
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RENCI@SC11, Washington State Convention Center, Seattle
RENCI and its North Carolina partners at Duke and NC State universities will feature their work in an exhibit at SC11, the world’s premier conference for high performance computing, networking, storage and analysis, Nov. 14 – 17.
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RENCI to demonstrate on-demand resources and provisioning at SC11
SEATTLE, Nov. 1, 2011–Scientists studying data or compute-intensive problems require high bandwidth and computational resources, often from heterogeneous systems at different sites. But they don’t need these resources all the time. Ideally, a scientist studying the properties of new materials for producing solar energy, for example, would be able to grab a “slice” of a […]
Look out PowerPoint: UNC students use Social Computing Room as a presentation tool
To paraphrase Marshall McLuhan, change the communication medium and you’ve changed the message.
It’s a concept that’s well understood by the students in Rebecca Nesvet’s English 102, (Writing in the Disciplines) classes at UNC Chapel Hill.
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Tagged English 102, Rebecca Nesvet, Social Computing Room
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Putting data in its place
Understanding data often requires understanding the geography associated with it. Hurricane and storm surge models mean little unless tied to a specific location. Trends in diseases and public health can be spotted and analyzed by comparing data from different counties, regions or states.
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Tagged Geoanalytics, geographical data research, Gillings School of Global Public Health, Open Geospatial Consortium
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TR-11-04 Communicating Coastal Risk Analysis in an Age of Climate Change
Brian Blanton, John McGee, Oleg Kapeljushnik, Technical Report TR-11-04, Communicating Coastal Risk Analysis in an Age of Climate Change, Renaissance Computing Institute, 2011.
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