The Office of the Vice Provost for Research is announcing a data visualization challenge focused on a rich dataset describing...
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Visualizing Scholars@Duke – A data visualization challenge
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Visualizing Scholars@Duke – A data visualization challenge
XSEDE supercomputing resources and allocations
XSEDE is now accepting Research Allocation Requests for the allocation period, January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017. The submission...
Crowdsourcing a Virtual Duke Chapel
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Crowdsourcing a Virtual Duke Chapel
Students, architectural historians use chapel to turn 2D photos into 3D models by Kara Manke Since re-opening on May...
Monumentalize your visualization
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Monumentalize your visualization
The monumental Telcom Building could help you monumentalize your wondrous scientific visualizations! As part of the building renovation plans, two very large...
2016 Symposium presentations and posters
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2016 Symposium presentations and posters
Over a hundred stalwart researchers converged on the Great Hall of the Trent Semans Center on January 25 for scientific...
A profile in visualization
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A profile in visualization
Biomedical engineer Craig Henriquez chases faster compute time. As a young professor, Dr. Craig Henriquez heard pioneers in electrophysiology estimate that...
Introduction to scientific computing (short course, 7-18 April 2014)
This course provides an introduction to scientific computing using the Python programming language. The course covers basic data types, data...
Visualization Friday Forum – Miles Crosskey (Duke Mathematics)
“Low-dimensional representations for learning fast molecular dynamics simulations and new visualizations” Protein folding and other molecular dynamics simulations are a crucial...
Connecting data visualization and research computing
Here at Duke, I do data visualization. That covers everything from helping people clean up their data to teaching workshops...