The College of Engineering cost shares a shared pool of COMSOL Multiphysics licenses for research use, administered by CAEN. Since the COMSOL research license pool is NOT a site license, a cost-sharing program has been set up, meaning Engineering faculty and their research groups which heavily use the licenses are charged for the portion of Continue Reading »
Category: Research Computing
Announcements related to research and high performance computing (HPC) at the College of Engineering.
Training & drop-in help sessions for the Flux to Great Lakes HPC migration
As announced by ARC-TS, the Flux high-performance computing (HPC) cluster will be replaced in early 2019 with a new computing cluster named Great Lakes. Since there are a number of differences between Flux and the new Great Lakes environment, a test cluster named Beta has been created and is now available for researchers Continue Reading »