Venue: Virtual (via zoom)

Link to video recording: https://youtu.be/LgLiY00bvHU

The Early Career Researchers group at the Institute for Digital Research and Education is pleased to announce a discussion on current applications and requirements for Advanced Research Computing (ARC). The panel will be led by the following IDRE fellows who are also early career researchers from various disciplines across the UCLA campus.

•   Nannan Gao – Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
•   Alp Karakoc – Civil and Environmental Engineering
•   Seyoon Ko – Computational Medicine
•   Victoria Rolandi – Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
•   Olivia Sanderfoot – Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
•   Fangming Xie – Chemistry and Biochemistry

About: Not long ago, it was hard to imagine the scale at which Advanced Research Computing (ARC) at any university would drive innovation and enhance its research capabilities. ARC is increasingly important in research involving data, computation, communication, and information sharing in most disciplines, and infrastructure planning requires inputs from various segments across the university. However, due to the fast pace of ever-changing technology, the requirements of the ARC are constantly changing. It is a daunting exercise to keep track of the latest trends in research computing. This panel discussion on “Advanced Research Computing (ARC) applications” is to get feedback from the diverse community of early career researchers at UCLA, who are at the forefront of technology in research.