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Research Computing and Data (RCD) Monthly July 2026
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CaRCC Events at PEARC26
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PEARC26 is just around the corner and CaRCC once again has an active presence. Join us for Coffee with CaRCC, the CaRCC Town Hall and more!
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Last Chance to Register for Fifth Annual RCD Nexus Day at PEARC26!
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RCD Nexus Day is an official PEARC co-located event with no additional cost to attend. Attendees must be registered for PEARC26 and wearing their conference badge. The event will be held at the main conference venue, the Minneapolis Convention Center.
Attendees will select one of two specialized tracks: - Building Onramps: Developing a Guide to Facilitate Entry into the RCD Profession
- Next-Generation RCD Capabilities Assessment: A Community-informed Refresh of the CaRCC Capabilities Model
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Quantum in the Mountains: How Washington and Lee University Scales the Research Frontier with a Team of One
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Located in the historic town of Lexington, Virginia, Washington and Lee University (W&L) is a private liberal arts institution known for its rigorous academics and unique teaching-first mission. CaRCC spoke with Tom Marcais, Research Computing Administrator at W&L’s Research Computer and Data (RCD) program, to learn how a “team of one” leverages national cyberinfrastructure and a desktop quantum computer to bridge the gap between scientific intuition and computational reality.
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July Events And Call Topics At-a-Glance
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Tue August 11 2026 3:30p ET/2:30p CT/1:30p MT/12:30p PT
(Second Tuesday of each even-numbered month) Whether you’re new to CaRCC or looking to learn more and get more involved, join us on the first Tuesday of the even months at 3:30pm ET/2:30pm CT/1:30pm MT/ 12:30pm PT for a welcome session and overview of CaRCC groups, tracks, events, and volunteer opportunities. We love meeting our newcomers, and everyone is welcome! Register now for call details!
CaRCC People Network Calls
Additional Community Opportunities
RCD Capabilities Model Office Hours. Tue, July 14, 2026 1p ET/ 10a PT (2nd Tuesdays): Meeting coordinates: Zoom Session URL.
RCD Mentoring Working Group Monthly Meet-Up: Thu July 2, 1p ET/ 12p CT/ 11am MT/ 10a PT (1st Thursdays) RCD Workforce Development Interest Group. Join us at RCD Nexus Day at PEARC26 for Building Onramps: Developing a Guide to Facilitate Entry into the RCD Profession. Register now.
AI Facilitation Interest Group Monthly Gathering. Wed July 8, 1p ET/ 10a PT (2nd Wednesdays): Dan Katz presenting “FAIR4ML Metadata Schema”
Quantum Computing Interest Group Monthly Gathering. No meeting this month. See you at PEARC26!
Regulated Research Community of Practice (RRCoP) Community Discussions. Wed July 8, 2p ET/ 11a PT (2nd Wednesdays) Debrief from workshop at EDUCAUSE Cybersecurity Privacy Professionals Conference Cultural Changes as required by your regulated research program. Please use this Zoom link, and contact info@regulatedresearch.org or Carolyn Ellis with any questions.
US Research Software Engineers Monthly Community Call. Thu July 9, 12p ET/ 9a PT (2nd Thursdays/2nd Fridays): See https://us-rse.org/calendar/ for more information. CaRCC Calls and Zoom
All CaRCC People Network calls will take place within the Zoom room below, also visible in the CaRCC People Network Google calendar (see above). Please help us keep these details secure (non-public), but feel free to share with a colleague.
https://utah.zoom.us/my/carcc?pwd=TjFuR3VVM2d5eE5zWnEvWWxDTFBCUT09
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A quick-hit listing of upcoming events and training related to the NAIRR Pilot and other AI initiatives
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See several open volunteer opportunities this month!
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CaRCC is an organization of research computing and data (RCD) and related professionals. Joining CaRCC is free.
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RCD Monthly is a newsletter dedicated to the Research Computing and Data (RCD) professional community and others who work to support research using technology. This work is supported by grants OAC- 2436057 and OAC-2100003. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
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