Research Toolkits, Duke’s “on-demand” source for research computing virtual machines (VMs) and research data storage, is being updated over the...
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Poster session for the 2019 Duke Research Computing Symposium
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Poster session for the 2019 Duke Research Computing Symposium
This year’s Duke Research Computing Symposium will include the (now traditional) gala poster competition. Like last year, the session will...
2019 Scholars@Duke visualization challenge
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2019 Scholars@Duke visualization challenge
Scholars@Duke (https://scholars.duke.edu) yet again challenges the Duke community to visualize some scholars data! As before, Scholars@Duke is making data available,...
2019 Duke Research Computing Symposium
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2019 Duke Research Computing Symposium
The Fifth Duke Research Computing Symposium will take place the afternoon of January 16, 2019, in the Penn Pavilion on...
Digital Humanities Graduate Assistantships (Duke Libraries)
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Digital Humanities Graduate Assistantships (Duke Libraries)
Now accepting student applications for AY 2018-2019! Duke University Libraries seek to hire graduate assistants to help with the design...
Call for Presentations — Deep Learning Symposium at SAS Institute
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Call for Presentations — Deep Learning Symposium at SAS Institute
UNC Research Computing along with Nvidia and SAS are hosting a two day symposium on Deep Learning (DL), Machine Learning...
Multi-factor authentication and SSH for Duke Compute Cluster
UPDATE May 15, 2018: The change was put into place. Off-campus SSH logins are now supported using multi-factor authentication (MFA)....
Duke Data Commons Upgrade
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Duke Data Commons Upgrade
UPDATE (18 OCTOBER 2018): Access to the storage that is being retired will end on 31 October 2018. Researchers should...
What happened at the 2018 Symposium
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What happened at the 2018 Symposium
About 170 researchers from across the University converged on Penn Pavilion for the fourth Duke Research Computing Symposium. For the...
Web of Minds
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Web of Minds
Mapping Duke’s scholarly connections. The era of the lonely genius is over. These days, research success usually requires teams of...