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PTI's Geoffrey Fox named among “People to Watch”

PTI's Geoffrey Fox has been named one of the high performance computing "People to Watch in 2010" by HPCwire.

IU to establish FutureGrid collaborative test bed for next-generation scientific supercomputing

National leaders in cloud and grid computing work together to define the future of scientific supercomputing.
View video highlights of project kickoff.

Video Feature: FutureGrid project kickoff

Scientists, researchers, and staff celebrate IU's $10.1 million dollar NSF grant for FutureGrid: Cloud and Grid Research Testbed to define the Future of Scientific Computing. View video highlights. Also watch FutureGrid award media announcement.

Keeping cool: Polar Grid summer interns develop collaborative space for scientists

Visitng undergrads from Elizabeth City State University are exploring the value of social networks for scientific collaboration

Science on Ice

PTI’s Polar Grid project is helping scientists answer critical questions about Earth’s disappearing polar ice.

PTI Projects highlighted in research magazine

Polar Grid among several PTI projects featured in Research & Creative Activities issue on networks.

PTI Projects Named Finalists for Mira Technology Awards

Digital Science Center’s Polar Grid and Research Technologies’ Translational Medicine HUB among top tech innovations named by Indiana Techpoint organization.

IU hosts IEEE and Microsoft eScience Conference

Pervasive Technology Institute sponsors conference that brings top international leaders in scientific computing to Indianapolis.

Building Science Gateways: Open Grid Computing Environments

NSF funded research project helps scientists gain easier access to advanced computational technology.

Scientist at Work: Geoffrey Fox

Director of the Digital Science Center is working to bring predictability to the natural world with his implement of choice – the computer.