A comprehensive report from the 2025 CaRCC Annual Retreat is now publicly available on Zenodo. Held September 18-20, 2025 in Rosemont, Illinois, this year’s retreat brought together CaRCC leadership during …
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As we approach the end of 2025, we’re excited to launch a new tradition: the inaugural CaRCC Contributor of the Year Award. This annual recognition will honor someone who has …
If you’re working in research computing and data (RCD) support, you know the struggle—keeping up with rapidly changing technology while supporting researchers who need everything from basic cluster access to …
A new report is now available detailing the activities of the RCD Nexus Day 2025. With generous support from Internet2 Research Engagement and the National Science Foundation, this event was …
Welcome to all our new members who joined the Campus Research Computing Consortium (CaRCC) at PEARC25 in Columbus! Whether you connected with us at the CaRCC Town Hall, Coffee with …
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CaRCC has a significant presence at PEARC25 in Columbus, Ohio this July, with conference co-chairs Dana Brunson (CaRCC Transitional Board Chair) and Daphne McCanse (CaRCC Transitional Board Secretary) leading the …
The CaRCC Capabilities Model continues to evolve as a vital tool for research computing organizations seeking to assess and improve their operations. With the release of version 2.6, coming June …
Please mark your calendars for these upcoming People Network and CaRCC Activity Group Calls (Zoom details at the end), as well as Calls from our RCD ecosystem peers. For handy …
Registration is now open for the fourth annual RCD Nexus Day, a one-day workshop and networking event for research computing and data (RCD) professionals on Sunday, July 20, 2025 from …
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A community member from a large mid-western research university recently sent the following note to the CaRCC Capabilities Model Working Group and it got us thinking about how best to …
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