Projects
We are seeking a few exceptional individuals to participate! We are looking for undergraduate or graduate students who have some research computing experience, and are interested in learning more. If matched to a project, you will be assigned a mentor, and together you will provide research computing assistance to a researcher working on a computationally intensive project. Current projects are shown here. Stipends are available for all student participants. Join the team to apply for a project!
New and Recruiting
- Data Presentation for the Living Bridge: New and recruiting
- Data Visualizations Using the Microsoft HoloLens: New and recruiting
- Light Propagation in a Temporal Focusing Microscope using Matlab: New and recruiting
- Reproducible and Reusable Open Sharing of Artifacts: New and recruiting
In Progress
- Student-led Development of Open Source Materials for Hadoop: In progress
- Facilitating Fusarium Oxysporum Computational Research: In progress
- The Foundation of Terrestrial life: Inferring plant evolution: In progress
- A GIS based model for wildlife conservation in Sri Lanka: In progress
- Individual Based Modeling of Diamondback Terrapins: In progress
- Kerr Black Hole Gravitational Lensing: In progress
- Machine learning for material property prediction: In progress
- Multiscale HPC Modeling, Tutorials and examples: In progress
- Northeast Cyberteam Program Portal: In progress
- Onboarding Interdisciplinary Scientists to a GPU Based Cluster in Vermont: In progress
- C++/17/14 Migration of Path Integral Quantum Monte Carlo Software: In progress
- Student-Developed HPC Cluster for Active Learning: In progress
- Tracing Oceanic Pathways using High Resolution Model Output: In progress
- Understanding Mechanical Properties of Bio-interfaces with HPC Molecular Simulations: In progress
Finishing Up
- BTLE Beaconing to Track Objects: Finishing up
- Computational Labs for Upper Level Physical Chemistry II: Finishing up
- Assessing the occurrence of extreme weather: Finishing up