The OSG School in 2024 will be is August 5-9 in Madison, WI. Applications will open in March 2024
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Applications are now open. The deadline for applications is Monday, 1 April 2024. Submit your application by then to ensure consideration!
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Could you transform your research with vast amounts of computing?
Learn how this summer at the lovely University of Wisconsin–Madison. Applications are now open and are due April 17! osg-htc.org/user-school-2023… #htc #computing #research
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OSG User School 2022 is nearly one month away, and we're getting excited!
During last year's Virtual School Showcase, we heard from three researchers about how high throughput computing has made lasting impacts on their work.
Read about it here: osg-htc.org/spotlights/Showc…
“With standard computation, this quickly becomes an intractable project. Luckily, I attended the OSG User School in 2019 and learned that Monte Carlo simulations are the poster child for dHTC.” – Connor Natzke, former User School student!
Full article: bit.ly/3Ls3uXB
The deadline to apply for OSG User School is TOMORROW!
Finish up those applications for the opportunity to attend OSG User School on the UW-Madison Campus this July.
Learn more and apply: bit.ly/38HlH53
The deadline to apply for OSG User School 2022 is coming up Monday, April 18!
Finish up your applications over the weekend for the chance to learn how you can improve and transform your research with HTC!
Learn more: bit.ly/38HlH53
We getting excited for OSG User School 2022 by revisiting the exciting talks from last year's virtual showcase!
Check them out in the tweet below & visit the event posting for more information about this year's User School: bit.ly/38HlH53
Last week during the #OSGVS2021 Showcase, researchers in the fields of structural biology, psychology, and particle physics shared how high throughput computing has transformed their work!
Read their stories here: bit.ly/3ggxecz
Is large-scale computing an essential part of your research process?
Attend OSG User School 2022 this July to learn how to use HTC systems to run computing applications at your campus or using the national-scale OSG!
Applications are due April 18: bit.ly/38HlH53
OSG User School 2022 is taking place in Madison, Wisconsin July 25-29, & the application deadline is 1 week away!
The school is an opportunity for researchers to learn how to use HTC systems to run large-scale computing applications, learn more & apply:
bit.ly/38HlH53
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#OSGVS21 finished last week, but we're revisiting this helpful presentation on 'HTC Job Execution with HTCondor'.
Watch the recording to learn how the #HTCondor job scheduler works, and how you can use it to advance your research!
youtu.be/9896xAhT4dY
If you missed last week's Showcase, you're going to want to check out this article!
Give it a read to learn how HTC has transformed the work of researchers in the fields of structural biology, psychology, and particle physics.
Read it here: bit.ly/3ggxecz
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Thanks to all those who participated in this year's OSG Virtual School! We hope that you learned how to transform your research with vast amounts of computing!
All materials from the school are publicly available here: bit.ly/3xgJmjf
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Tomorrow is our last opportunity to gather for #OSGVS2021!
If you're a registered participant, join us at 11am CT for a wrap-up talk and a series of lightning talks from school participants!
More information: bit.ly/3Au8sgt
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Huge thanks to Spencer Erikson of @UWCarbone, @hmoshontz of @UWPsych, and Anirvan Shukla of @uhmanoa for their exciting presentations at the #OSGVS21 Showcase! We loved hearing how HTC has impacted your work!
(Slides courtesy of the presenters)
ALT 'Scaling Virtual Screening to Ultra-Large Virtual Chemical Libraries' title slide
ALT 'Using High Throughput Computing for a Simulation Study on Cross-Validation for Model Evaluation in Psychological Science' title slide
ALT 'Antimatter: Using High Throughput Computing to Study Very Rare Processes' title slide
If you're a user school participant, you won't want to miss the OSG School Showcase happening today at 11am CT!
We'll hear from 3 researchers about their science, their computing, and how learning about & using dHTC has transformed their work.
More info: bit.ly/3ixfyea
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Thanks to all the participants who attended our extra topic lectures today & yesterday! We hope you enjoyed learning about self-checkpointing, containers, GPUs, RCF, and DAGMan workflows.
Slides from all the extra topic lectures are available here: bit.ly/3fP3HGu
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A recording of last Friday's public lecture is now available!
Watch it now: youtu.be/YBGWycYZRD4
Our very last public lecture of OSG Virtual School is today at 2:30pm CT, and is all about data!
Attend the talk to learn about handling input and output data in HTC systems.
Register here: bit.ly/2UTygDm
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After a successful first week of User School, participants and staff are excited to kick off the second week!
In week 2, participants will focus on applying what they have learned to their own work.
#computing #learning
View the schedule here: bit.ly/3BFu1MB
That concludes a great first week of OSG Virtual School! A special thank you to everyone who attended the first-ever user school public lectures.
Presentation slides, lecture recordings, and exercises are available here: bit.ly/3xgJmjf
Our very last public lecture of OSG Virtual School is today at 2:30pm CT, and is all about data!
Attend the talk to learn about handling input and output data in HTC systems.
Register here: bit.ly/2UTygDm