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Ohio college students learned how to use artificial intelligence technologies to solve various research and engineering problems during an immersive internship program this summer.
... Read more When Lori Kumler began work as an instructional technologist at Denison University in 2023, the higher education institution asked her to evaluate the need for onsite high performance computing (HPC) resources to accommodate the growing number of new faculty with research computing needs. Although some... Read more
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I am excited to present OARnet’s 2024-25 fiscal year... Read more
It usually starts with a ping.
A text from your bank. A flagged charge. A canceled dinner reservation because your card was inexplicably declined.
... Read more When Rachel Price enrolled in Physics 5680: Big Data Analytics in Physics, she expected a challenging elective. What she didn’t expect was a new... Read more
Researchers, developers, system administrators, engineers, and students who share an interest in the MVAPICH open-source library for high performance computing (HPC) are gathering at the Ohio Supercomputer Center (... Read more
As technology has evolved at the University of Mount Union over the last 25 years, the institution’s underground network of utilities has grown more complex. In addition to water, gas, electric, and phone lines, coaxial... Read more
OhioLINK libraries have reached an extraordinary milestone with the successful upgrade of shared system software to support teaching, learning, and research for Ohio higher education. The on-time and on-budget project was the culmination of more than two years of planning and collaboration, encompassing the migration of more than a million titles.
The... Read more
Small colleges across America may be best known for their liberal arts curricula, but a growing number rely on high performance computing (HPC) resources to support the burgeoning research endeavors of their faculty and students.
At the Research Computing at... Read more A study from The Ohio State University is challenging how researchers measure the link between physical activity and memory—revealing that the tools used to track activity may matter just as much as the activity itself.
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