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Latest News

• NSF awards Cornell grant to deploy MATLAB on the TeraGrid
• October 14 MATLAB Virtual Conference to include parallel computing session
• Life Sciences Research Resource Expo November 12-13
• Cornell offers Data Analysis on Ranger and Spur workshop
• MATLAB Technical Computing Seminars at Cornell September 23-24
• Cornell analyzes threat of terrorist attacks on U.S. shipments
• Cornell offers “Introduction to Parallel Computing” workshop
• Analysis of Flickr photos could lead to online travel books
• Cornell maps the world’s photos
• Yahoo partners with universities on cloud computing
• Arecibo pulsar survey using 50,000 PCs worldwide to generate supercomputing power
• New Einstein@Home effort launched: thousands of home computers to search Arecibo data for new radio pulsars
• Cornell expands database for plant proteomics
• More bang for their buck: CAC, Ocarina, DDN
• Cornell University Offers “Parallel Optimization and Visualization for Ranger” Class
• Cornell develops analysis tools for large-scale web data
• Ocarina Networks partners with Cornell and DataDirect Networks on storage optimization
• Less diversity on Earth according to Cornell data analyses
• SC08 keynoter Michael Dell thanks Cornell for supercomputing partnership
• Hupert named director of CDC’s new modeling unit
• Researcher invents lethal ‘lint brush’ to capture and kill cancer cells
• Cornell launches Center for Comparative and Population Genomics
• The computer as collaborator
• Cornell launches data-driven science unit
• Online scientific repository hits milestone
• Data analysis training at Cornell
• New Dell Linux cluster deployed at Cornell CAC
• From mice to men, Cornell finds evidence of evolutionary selection
• During Olympics, Cornell's Max Zhang studies air-quality
• Computerworld Magazine: CU a great place to work in IT
• Green computing, "fast data” dominate Cornell HPC workshop
• Quirky pulsar system discovered
• CAC transitioning to cost-recovery model July 1
• Cornell to host regional high performance computing event May 2: Dell, Cisco, Cluster Resources, DataDirect. Intel, Microsoft speaking
• “Ranger” Virtual Workshop now available
• Supercomputing essential for “cyberscholarship” future
• Ancient ‘Out of Africa’ migration left stamp on European genetic diversity
• HPC training opportunity: “Parallel Computing on Ranger”
• Supergenomics: molecular genetics in the age of the supercomputer
• Computational biologists use evolution-tracking method to discover 300 new human genes
• NYSGrid, NYSERNet join forces–Cornell expert joins committee
• Cornell announces RFP for Research Service Group partnerships
• N.Y. state awardees include Johannes Gehrke, scalable database expert
• Cornell renames supercomputing center, new director announced
• Theory Center is now Cornell Center for Advanced Computing

Selected Archive

• 2005-2007
• 2000-2004
• 1995-1999
• 1990-1994

2005-2007

• Cornell’s supercomputers will crunch weather data
• Defense research grant for cluster
• Cornell connects to TeraGrid
• Cornell gets $25 million to build Gates Hall
• Verari MPI/Pro selected for cluster
• NYSGrid founders link to share, crunch data
• CTC joins team to build world’s most powerful HPC
• Internet data streaming into Cornell
• CTC helps Northrop develop cyberinfrastructure
• CTC designs new data-driven informatics system
• Microsoft funds a new HPC institute at Cornell
• Cornell tsunami expert leads NSF delegation

2000-2004

• Gates Cornell visit
• DNA analysis reveals human, chimp differences
• CTC expands supercomputer resources
• Cornell joins Dell, Intel, Microsoft in HPC effort
• NASA/DOD launch vehicle research
• Using genetic tools in race to feed world’s hungry
• Computerworld Smithsonian Award
• Relating tumor cell growth to genetics of fruit growth
• Future of HPC clusters meeting
• CTC acquires new HPC cluster
• Cornell center will give Wall St. workshops
• Cornell creating software that adapts, evolves

1995-1999

• SGI, Cornell open financial solutions center
• $1.7 million for research on new materials
• Cluster of pentiums makes a supercomputer
• NSF awards $1.5 million for Cornell-led project
• Simulating protein folding on supercomputer
• USDA chooses Cornell for gene data center
• $1.5 million grant to research crack formation
• IBM undergrad award
• Reoriented Theory Center
• NY colleges join Cornell as high-speed network users
• Researchers show neurotransmitter in live cells
• CTC’s Biomedical Resource renewed
• CTC to triple supercomputer’s capability
• Cornell supercomputer helps MIT physicists
• Digging at roots of physics at the CTC
• Kalos describes HPC benefits to Congress
• Corporate partners see benefits at CTC
• ‘Internet mogul’ featured at Cornell
• ‘Deep Blue’ future, Cornell’s Kalos says

1990-1994

• Wladawsky-Berger; Reinventing the IBM mainframe
• $13 million more for IBM’s supercomputer
• IBM sells first of new computers