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On September 24, 2019, the Compute Canada Federation will launch its annual Resource Allocation Competitions (RAC), a peer-reviewed process to grant priority access to storage and compute resources...
...humanities, arts and social sciences researchers and their teams in Atlantic Canada. Funded federally and by the provinces, our resources are free of charge to researchers at post-secondary institutions...
...with its institutional and regional partners, as well as its new partner, the Digital Research Alliance of Canada (the Alliance) to ensure that your services will continue to be delivered...
The Visualize This! Challenge is back! Now in its second year, this Canada-wide competition aims to celebrate the innovative ways visualization can help researchers explore datasets and answer important...
Learn the principles of shared and distributed memory scientific parallel programming with Chapel. No Chapel computing knowledge required!This course is a general introduction to the main principles of...
...functionality you need from a third party, static websites can make your life a lot easier - especially in the long term maintenance phase of your site. For a more detailed explanation keep reading...
...other, like one another, and agree on the issue at hand and how to tackle it, it is in the interest of all involved to join forces and go. In 2002, just such a group of researchers converged around one...
...Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) to launch the first ever Human Dimensions Open Data Challenge. This challenge, led by social sciences and humanities researchers, will see research teams...
The Visualize This! Challenge is back! Now in its fourth year, this Canada-wide competition celebrates the innovative ways visualization can help researchers explore datasets and answer important scientific...
Parallelizing Python with Dask, improving performance with Cython. Parallel computing is the business of breaking a large problem into tens, hundreds, or even thousands of smaller problems which can then...
Directive-based parallel programming on shared memory machines using OpenMP. Parallel computing is the business of breaking a large problem into tens, hundreds, or even thousands of smaller problems which...
The Visualize This! Challenge is back! Now in its third year, this Canada-wide competition celebrates the innovative ways visualization can help researchers explore datasets and answer...
WestGrid is pleased to announce the winners of the 2017 Visualize This! Challenge. First place was awarded to Jarno van der Kolk, a postdoctoral researcher from the University of Ottawa Physics Department...
...drives were sold last year to contain this data, creating $32 billion in revenue for the industry, with all of that information stored on a disc smaller than a compact disc through the marvels of nano-magnets...
A Dell 43" 4K multi-client monitor has been added to the 2018 Visualize This! Challenge prize list thanks to a generous donation from Dell EMC. With entries due by November 30, the Challenge is in its...
Learn parallel scientific programming with multiple threads and multiple processes in Julia. No prior Julia programming knowledge required!Julia is a high-level programming language well suited for scientific...
MPI-based parallel and distributed computing in C and/or Fortran Parallel computing is the business of breaking a large problem into tens, hundreds, or even thousands of smaller problems which can then...
...appreciate the innovative solutions that stem from ACENET’s team-based approach to solving challenging issues. We have technical staff based in Halifax, St. John’s, Fredericton, Charlottetown...
Each fall, Compute Canada invites researchers to apply to our annual Resource Allocation Competitions (RAC) and request storage and compute.Each fall, Compute Canada invites researchers to apply to our...
...strategic direction, budget approval and the securing of financial commitments from funding agencies. Tana Allen Board Chair, Acting VP (Research) Memorial University Jennifer Bain Associate VP Research...
Spring, 2019 Fraser Clark is a man on a mollusc mission — or you could call it a crustacean crusade. The Dalhousie University animal science and aquaculture professor studies the immunology of crustaceans...
The 2019 Resource Allocation Competitions (RAC) are now open. This is a peer-reviewed process to provide access to Compute Canada storage and compute resources beyond the normal (i.e. Rapid Access...
Spring, 2014 You could call Tsanka Todorova a fixer — and her toolbox is made up of chemistry and computers. In the recent past, the Bulgarian native, who is now a research associate at Dalhousie...
...data held in a variety of repositories including those of post-secondary institutions, departments at all levels of government, research organizations and national repository initiatives. There are over...
Introduction to GPU programming with CUDA Parallel computing is the business of breaking a large problem into tens, hundreds, or even thousands of smaller problems which can then be solved at the same...
This core session is designed to help new users at ACENET and the Digital Research Alliance of Canada get up and running. The national systems use a job scheduler called “Slurm”. In this session...
...revolutionary idea – a technique that could change the design of nuclear power plants. Mount Allison University scientist Khashayar Ghandi is experimenting with the possibility of converting nuclear...
...process of upgrading oil from Alberta’s oil sands is neither as efficient, nor as environmentally friendly as it should be. This has led to domestic and international criticism. For the past year...
...studies gas emissions – CO2, hydrogen sulphide, methane and others – gases that emanate naturally from soils into the Earth’s atmosphere; a passion that takes him to remote places around...
...over many years and using different measuring tools and data sources? That’s precisely the challenge that one Acadia biology professor and his graduate student had to tackle. Dr. Mark Mallory and...
