Expanding Research Computing to Multiple Data Centers Summary: Changing the tires on a moving car? The University at Buffalo recently attempted a similar feat and in this session we share our experience of expanding the campus research computing infrastructure to multiple data centers with minimal downtime. We'll discuss power/cooling capacity planning, network design, physical moving …
Topic: Persistent Identifiers for Facilities and Instruments – Recommendations from the FAIR Instruments and Facilities Research Coordination Network The FAIR Instruments and Facilities Research Coordination Network, funded in 2022 by grant awards from the NSF’s Fair and Open Science (FAIROS) program, has worked to advance the standardization and adoption of Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) for research …
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Topic: Description: Call Coordinates (Zoom): If you are not a member of Mentoring Working Group email list (where we distribute Zoom details), please contact coordinators of the relevant track (workforce-mentoring-wg@carcc.org) by including name and affiliation.
Topic: Getting Started with Science DMZs, Ken Miller, Keystone REN Call Coordinates (Zoom): If you are not a member of People Network or Track email lists (where we distribute Zoom details), please contact coordinators of the relevant track: https://carcc.org/people-network/ and please include name and affiliation.
2nd Thursdays of Each Month 1p ET/ 12p CT/ 11a MT/ 10a PT/ 8a HT Topic: Montana State University’s Research Alliance: a New Way to Support Research Speakers: Jason Clark (Research Optimization, Analytics and Data Service), Nicole Motzer (Office of Research Development), and Anna Tuttle (Undergraduate Research) Abstract: For the November Researcher-Facing Track, Montana State …
Meet up with your CaRCC friends and colleagues at the Internet2 booth (#3524) for coffee and pastries courtesy of our partners at Internet2. CaRCC leaders will be on hand to chat and mingle. Whether you're newer to CaRCC or a longtime participant, this event is for you!
Topic: 2026 Track Topics Brainstorm Description: Make sure your ideas for future Track discussion topics are included in this group brainstorming session, where we'll solicit and prioritize topics for future Track discussions. Call Coordinates (Zoom): If you are not a member of People Network or Track email lists (where we distribute Zoom details), please see …
Topic: Description: Call Coordinates (Zoom): If you are not a member of Mentoring Working Group email list (where we distribute Zoom details), please contact coordinators of the relevant track (workforce-mentoring-wg@carcc.org) by including name and affiliation.
Topic: No Call: Holiday Break Call Coordinates (Zoom): If you are not a member of People Network or Track email lists (where we distribute Zoom details), please contact coordinators of the relevant track: https://carcc.org/people-network/ and please include name and affiliation.
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2nd Thursdays of Each Month 1p ET/ 12p CT/ 11a MT/ 10a PT/ 8a HT Title: Change is good! Help spark new call topics for 2026! Abstract: As we step into a new year, let’s spark fresh ideas and bold conversations! For our January call, we’ll brainstorm monthly topics designed to help us navigate—and lead—through …
The System-Facing Track’s steering committee will kick off a community discussion by sharing summaries of, and perspectives on, their favorite SC25 sessions, workshops, topics and general happenings. This meeting will have something for everyone: If you missed SC25 and are interested in top takeaways from a Systems-Facing perspective, or if you attended and are interested …
Topic:Peer Groups Kick-Off Unconference Call Coordinates (Zoom): If you are not a member of People Network or Track email lists (where we distribute Zoom details), please contact coordinators of the relevant track: https://carcc.org/people-network/ and please include name and affiliation.
Following the accelerated usage of AI tools in multiple domains, the curation of research data to be “AI-ready” became essential. “AI-ready” data is imperative if researchers seek to derive the most value from their organization’s AI efforts. In this discussion, we focus on what AI-ready data is, how researchers can achieve it, how it differs …
Topic: Description: Call Coordinates (Zoom): If you are not a member of Mentoring Working Group email list (where we distribute Zoom details), please contact coordinators of the relevant track (workforce-mentoring-wg@carcc.org) by including name and affiliation.
Have questions about how to get started with the CaRCC Capabilities Model? Or are you already working with it and just want to discuss the process, or a particular aspect of the assessment tool? Join working group members and your colleagues in the community at one of our upcoming Office Hours to get help, ask your …
Whether you're new to CaRCC or looking to learn more and get more involved, join us on the first Tuesday of the even-numbered months at 3pm ET/2pm CT/1pm MT/ 12pm PT for a welcome session and overview of CaRCC groups, tracks, events, and volunteer opportunities. We love meeting our newcomers, and everyone is welcome! Call …
Title: AI assisted coding tools in Research Computing Speaker: Brad Rittenhouse, PhD, Research Computing Consultant, Stanford Research Computing Abstract: AI assisted coding tools are rapidly becoming part of everyday research workflows, but research computing groups are still determining how best to support them on centralized HPC systems. In this session, we will explore how Stanford …
Topic: Getting Started with Data Call Coordinates (Zoom): If you are not a member of People Network or Track email lists (where we distribute Zoom details), please contact coordinators of the relevant track: https://carcc.org/people-network/ and please include name and affiliation.