NSF Awards RCD $1.1 Million for Harmony
The Research Computing & Data (RCD) team has been awarded a $1.1M NSF grant for a cutting-edge new research computing solution, Harmony, that encourages innovation and prioritizes sustainability. Led by PI Georgia Stuart, with Co-PIs Tom Bernardin and Peter Chien, the Harmony award will expand access to research computing education, support non-traditional workflows, and deliver energy-efficient computing designed to accelerate science impact. Read the full article.
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