Articles tagged 'data'

2021

• Cybersecurity for higher ed and research
• Eyes to the sky
• A decade of research data management innovation

2020

• Nicole M. Brown
• The state of the craft in research data management
• Where data is the star
• User story: Purdue University
• Mountains of data
• Rebels in a pandemic
• Seeking COVID-19 in the Twitterverse
• Making data lemonade
• Will HPC finally get the credit it deserves?
• Christine Harvey
• Why our cities sprawl
• In pursuit of dark energy
• GlobusWorld 2020 call for participation
• Europe gets ready for exascale

2019

• PEARC20 Call for participation
• Do people move because of their politics?
• Staying ahead of the data tsunami
• 2019 Rice Data Science Conference
• Diversify your data
• Data science in Hawaii
• Can academia work with industry?
• Quantifying opinion
• Globus for extreme-scale cosmology
• Astronomy bot
• The citizen scientists of hidden America
• New Jersey Big Data Alliance
• What's next for supercomputing in Europe?
• Talk nerdy to me
• Energizing agriculture
• Heat Wav: Ice
• What can math tell us about artistry?
• Helping the most vulnerable of Florida's children
• The cyborg utopia is still possible
• How lungs develop

2018

• One-stop data shop
• Harnessing protected data in research collaborations with Globus
• A transparent Dataverse
• Revolutionizing ocean observation
• Searching for ocean microbes
• Year's best data viz
• Hawai'i H2O
• Who says women don't like science?
• Rules for a smarter city
• Is your phone slowing down?
• How do tornadoes begin?
• When plants go digital
• Attack on knowledge
• What did economists get wrong about the financial crisis?
• 4 ways computers are changing the way we eat
• Who owns your information?
• Gearing up for grand challenges
• A decoder ring for the information age
• The woman who maps the world
• What can you see in a smart mirror?
• The truth about scientific data
• Secrets from the world's biggest family tree
• CERN pushes back the frontiers of physics
• From big data to big scandal
• 3 things you didn't know big data could do
• Inside the black box
• What presidential speech reveals

2017

• Symphonique algorithmique
• You are what you tweet
• Walking among the dead in Arizona
• Science is spooky
• 5 things your house knows about you
• The aim of storm surge models
• Will big data destroy democracy?
• Deep learning sees behind the mask
• Meeting those midnight computing needs
• We need a new internet
• The wild west of big data
• Up, up, and away
• Big data breaks the incarceration cycle
• The trick for predicting social media trends
• Why you should lie to Facebook
• Hello bursts of light, goodbye cables
• The Internet Archive is your portal to history
• Toward an ethics of the Internet of Things
• Looking for love in (your) DNA

2016

• Data wins the day: How HPC turned the tide for Trump
• Creating a community of care with cognitive computing
• Climate vizzy hits the bullseye
• Citizen science for the ages
• Happy birthday NSCI!
• Bee backpacks creating big data buzz
• CMS Collaboration releases data from LHC
• Two ways to train artificial intelligence — and do crosswords with ease
• Data mining for a happy city
• New biodiversity project promises fruitful returns for farmers
• The CLARUS approach to processing sensitive data in the cloud
• Surfing with algorithms
• Going down under with flies and ADEER
• Cloudscape Brazil 2015: Business and research innovating in the cloud
• Supercomputing for better fireworks

2015

• A new ParaDIME for energy-efficient computing
• THOR protects academic identity
• Mining social media to manage crises
• Standing on NASA’s shoulders
• Working towards a European open science cloud
• View from above: a planet brimming with data
• User communities at the heart of European Grid Infrastructure
• Understanding risk with 'environmental computing'
• Tracking scientific output across the web
• The future of encryption
• Text mining strikes gold in political discourse
• Tear down these data walls... for research, the climate, and humanity
• Tackling complexity and scale at eResearch NZ 2014
• Supporting a collaborative data infrastructure — for all kinds of research
• Storing data as DNA – as easy as ACTG?
• SoyKB and iPlant streamline complex bioinformatics analysis
• Sifting big mobile phone data predicts your next move
• Shaping the future of data sharing with EUON
• Scientists use Mira to discover needle in zeolite haystack
• Science is a voyage — but we need to travel faster, says Ian Foster
• The SciencePAD treasure hunt of persistent identifiers
• Riding the data deluge on the shoulders of giants
• Opinion - What would Linnaeus do?
• Opinion - Challenges to exascale computing
• Opening science to the world; opening the world to science
• Nurturing an open data culture at Cloudscape V
• The mystery of the slowing space probes
• Modeling capitalism in the 21st century
• Mobile phone data helps predict dengue advance
• Making data more searchable, shareable, & citable
• Losing your rights in a legal cloud
• Listening to the music of the brain could be key to treating epilepsy
• LHC data to be made public via open-access initiative
• Laying the foundations for better sharing of research data
• Journeying from data to knowledge at ISC Big Data '14
• iSGTW Technology - Taming the data deluge: the new open source iRODS data grid system
• iSGTW Opinion - Avalanche warning: the new challenges of the data grid
• iSGTW Feature - Sicily's TriGrid tames "unbeatable" monster
• iSGTW Feature - Rough waters: fighting piracy with technology
• iSGTW Feature - Poker, parallelism and payoff
• iSGTW Feature - Observing the grid
• iSGTW Feature - Let's be fair: A new approach for grid scheduling
• iSGTW Feature - Leading digital data research group moves to UNC
• iSGTW Feature - GridFTP moves your data and your news
• iSGTW Feature - G-eclipse: easier interface to both grids and clouds
• iSGTW Feature - Flood of data helps prevent hurricane damage
• iSGTW Feature - DZero first consumer of opportunistic storage in OSG
• iSGTW Feature - Divide and Conquer: distributed graphics rendering
• iSGTW Feature - Cycle-harvesting around campus in Singapore
• iSGTW Feature - Cruise control for eScience
• iSGTW Feature - Chronopolis
• iSGTW Feature - Cell biologists dig new DiGS
• Sharing in the era of big data
• Harnessing the cloud for global research collaboration
• Handling big data to understand antimatter at CERN's LHCb experiment
• The growth of HPC in the life sciences
• A flood of data set for Amsterdam
• In-flight data tools propel ice sheet research forward
• Flexible cloud: Harnessing heterogeneous hardware resources
• Feature - Ultra-fast networks: the final frontier
• Feature - Theorists find dark matter evidence in open data
• Feature - Supercomputing code helps develop new solar cells
• Feature - Smart data handling: An interview with Tevfik Kosar
• Feature - Sifting for dark matter
• Feature - Sharing a drink from the data firehose
• Feature - Secure encryption, with Hydra
• Feature - Scientists step back for wide view of LHC data
• Feature - Rethinking scientific data management
• Feature - OpenAIRE: archive access anytime, anywhere
• Feature - New physics in space
• Feature - Lights, camera, action: FilmGrid
• Feature - The Large Hadron Collider
• Feature - Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?
• Feature - Inflated performance
• Feature - HPC adds a spark to EDF's computing capacities
• Feature - Here to help: embedded cyberinfrastructure experts
• Feature - From grids to clouds and beyond: GRNET supports Greek researchers
• Feature: Grids and clouds - reaching for the next phase
• Feature - Gridding the aerosol problem
• Feature - A grid-enabled workflow management system for e-Science
• Feature - Finding a clue in a data-stack
• Feature - Data is big news
• Feature - Clarity in clinical care
• Feature - Cancer knowledge cloud for a new generation of medicine
• Feature: Back to Basics - Data Management
• Feature: Autonomic ecosystems
• Feature - Astronomical computing
• Feature - Arie Shoshani talks about Scientific Data Management
• The eyes have it
• An ethical take on big data analysis
• EarthServer: Big Earth data at your fingertips becomes a reality
• Digital visual inspection
• Digital humanities: overcoming the barriers to data sharing
• Digging up value with big-data mining
• Digging for data on Africa’s climate future
• A deluge of data in Dublin
• Data without borders — the Research Data Alliance
• Data mining highlights US gun control struggle
• Data in the DNA: transforming biology and data storage
• Crowd-sourcing sex research
• Crowdsourcing the dark matter of biology
• Creating a pan-European data infrastructure
• Collecting data gets easier with EpiCollect
• Cloud gives citizens more ClouT in smart cities
• Cloud computing: cooking up better contracts with Kuan Hon
• CERN and OpenAIREplus launch new European research repository
• Building the US big data machine
• Building bridges for research data sharing
• Bioconductor: harmonizing distributed genomic analysis
• Big data in the humanities and social sciences
• Big data, big opportunities — for science and for enterprise
• Big Agriculture part of the climate change solution
• Advancing excellent science at the EGI Community Forum
• iSGTW - Link of the Week
• Improving data analytics for better science
• Heidelberg set to host inaugural ISC Big Data conference
• Former Hubble scientist joins TACC
• Does high-performance computing really matter?
• Data Avenue for easy storage access
• Cloud and big data are hot topics in Heidelberg
• CERN data center passes 100 petabytes
• CERN inaugurates data center extension in Budapest
• CERN Computer Centre expands
• Building an E-ARK for the archival data deluge
• Brazil and EU team up to tackle biodiversity loss
• Blog post of the week - LOLCats get on the Grid
• Big data gives doctors another tool in leukemia fight
• Along ‘Chem’ a Spider
• EUDAT: Smart solutions to manage the rising tide of scientific data
• Discussing the challenges of data policy with the RDA
• Discover big data at CERN
• Climate change: Global challenge, global grid
• Can you find the Lego figurines hidden in the CERN data centre?
• 'Big farmer' — reaping the fruits of a big data harvest
• Big data, big grid
• Animation shows Large Hadron Collider data processing
• 90% of world's data generated in last two years
• Does high-performance computing really matter?
• Big data gives doctors another tool in leukemia fight
• Supercomputers stomp grapes to improve US wine
• Photorealistic thunderstorm visualization wins XSEDE15 people’s choice award
• Physics and music collide at the Montreux Jazz Festival
• iSGTW Image of the week - A map of all things science
• Image - Separating the authentic from the forgeries
• Postcards from Mars – but how did they get here?
• Climate change: Global challenge, global grid
• I interact, therefore I am
• Big data, big grid
• Animation shows Large Hadron Collider data processing
• 'Big farmer' — reaping the fruits of a big data harvest
• Discover big data at CERN
• Can you find the Lego figurines hidden in the CERN data centre?
• 90% of world's data generated in last two years
• Swarm sensing: attaching sensors to bees to tackle colony collapse
• IT plays starring role at CineGlobe Film Festival
• Immerse yourself in the data deluge
• Discussing the challenges of data policy with the RDA
• Unlocking online treasure troves of data
• EUDAT: Smart solutions to manage the rising tide of scientific data
• Mining shared photos to make time-lapse videos
• Historypin: Connecting communities through the power of digital maps
• iSGTW - Link of the Week
• Blog post of the week - LOLCats get on the Grid
• Link of the Week - The Large Knowledge Collider
• Link of the week: EGEE screencasts on grid computing
• Popular Science runs 'big data' special issue
• The need for long-term digital retention in eHealth
• Along ‘Chem’ a Spider
• Less than 1% of global data analyzed
• US Library of Congress faces big data challenge for Twitter archive
• CERN data center passes 100 petabytes
• Former Hubble scientist joins TACC
• CERN Computer Centre expands
• Mapping ICT across Sub-Saharan Africa: iMentors
• CERN inaugurates data center extension in Budapest
• Heidelberg set to host inaugural ISC Big Data conference
• Preparing for tomorrow's big data
• Brazil and EU team up to tackle biodiversity loss
• Improving data analytics for better science
• Tool developed at CERN makes software citation easier
• Research Data Alliance meets in Dublin
• Data Avenue for easy storage access
• Building an E-ARK for the archival data deluge
• Preserving three decades of Tevatron data
• Research Data Alliance meets in Amsterdam
• Cloud and big data are hot topics in Heidelberg
• Protecting the rainforest with upcycled phones and cloud computing
• TACC directs traffic
• Sifting big data to anticipate solar flares
• ‘Synthetic fossils’ could make it possible to store data on DNA for millions of years
• Text mining reveals a new story of individualism