Computing and Data Support Services Town Hall

Are you looking for computing and data resources to support your research or coursework? Join us for a town hall where 飞别鈥檒濒 introduce computing and data support services that are available locally, regionally and nationally鈥攎any of which are free to WSU students, faculty, and staff. These computing and data support services can enable data analysis, simulations, open-source software development and machine learning applications. 奥别鈥�ll also share updates on current initiatives at WSU such as the acquisition of a MATLAB 鈥攁nd we invite your input and participation to help shape our local computing and data resources together. 

Date: Thursday, April 10, 2025 
Time: 1:00 PM 鈥� 2:30 PM 
Location: RSC 203, Lancelot Room 

Who Should Attend? 

Students, faculty, and staff interested in utilizing and shaping our computing and data resources at WSU. 

What You鈥檒l Learn: 

  • Who to contact for computing and data support at WSU.  

  • Overview of local computing and data resources.

  • How to access regional computing and data resources at Kansas State University and Oklahoma State University.  

  • Introduction to national computing and data resources, including Advanced Cyberinfrastructure Coordination Ecosystem (ACCESS), the Open Science Grid (OSG), National Research Platform (NRP), and National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NIARR) Pilot. 

  • Discussion:  Update on Campus Cyberinfrastructure Master Plan (Feedback is welcome!). 

Don鈥檛 miss this opportunity to learn, collaborate, and help shape the future of computing and data services at WSU! 

 For more details, contact Terrance Figy, Associate Professor and Director of HPC, at terrance.figy@wichita.edu or Ryan Doll, Assistant Educator and Data Center Director, at ryan.doll@wichita.edu . 

 Special thanks to the NSF for their support via the CC*Planning Grant, Award #2346097.  

 

 

The High Performance Computing Center at Oklahoma State University proudly presents its Spring 2025 workshops, offered at no cost.

  1. Advanced Bioinformatics: RNA-seq. Date:  April 17th (2:30 - 5:00 PM)

Additional information regarding each workshop and the registration links can be found on our website:  

Please email director-hpcc@okstate.edu with any questions. 

 

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4th High-Perforance Security Workshop

 

NVIDIA, NetApp, and Mark III Systems are hosting an AI/Machine Learning Education Series for WSU and its greater community for Spring 2023.  These sessions are virtual and will feature industry experts in Machine Learning, who will dive into current trends around AI/ML via tutorials and hands-on rapid labs designed around practical AI education, delivered remotely via Jupyter Notebooks. This series will focus specifically on themes around ML and DL that might be of interest to greater WSU, including topics like getting started with ML and DL, anomaly detection with ML, computer/machine vision, getting started with containers and AI, digital twins with AI and NVIDIA Omniverse, and more.

 

The Office of Instructional Resources offers the Academic Resources Conference (ARC) each year for training, discussion, and reflection opportunities for all WSU/WSU Tech instructors and student-facing staff. On Wednesday's session of ARC 23, Dr. Terrance Figy will include the introduction of the high-performance computing system, BeoShock, at WSU.