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Elinor Ostrom, 2009 Nobel Prize Winner, to present on mapping technologies at GIS Day

Elinor Ostrom, the winner of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, will give a keynote presentation as a part of Indiana University's GIS Day celebration on November 18.

MyOSG Adopted by EGEE

At EGEE ’09 in Barcelona, the EGEE SAM group based at CERN announced the adoption of the MyOSG presentation framework for MyEGEE.

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.

PTI resources facilitate powerful new electron microscope

IU Data Capacitor and TeraGrid HPC resources help to manage massive data sets created by the advanced science instrument

MyOSG allows users to quickly select and filter information

MyOSG was developed to aggregate information from many Open Science Grid systems, based on individual preferences.

Star crust 10 billion times stronger than steel

IU physicist makes new discoveries about stars with help from PTI's High Performance Applications Group

IU Data Capacitor enables collaborative science

From deep space to deep freeze, IU, Lustre WAN and the TeraGrid support astronomy and polar science research.

IU team recognized for GIS technology services

When it comes to geographic information systems (GIS), Indiana University is definitely on the map.

TeraGrid Knowledge Base Hits Milestones

TeraGrid Knowledge Base, designed to ease researchers' use of the TeraGrid, one of the largest cyberinfrastructure facilities in the world, has hit two significant milestones.