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The Cooperative Computing Lab at the University of Notre Dame seeks to give ordinary users the power to harness large systems of hundreds or thousands of machines, often called clusters, clouds, or grids. We create real software that helps people to attack extraordinary problems in fields such a physics, chemistry, bioinformatics, biometrics, and data mining. We welcome others at the University to make use of our computing systems for research and education.
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Recent News
Two Teaching Fellowships -
Two graduate students in the CCL have received competitive teaching fellowships for the coming year:
Chris Moretti will be one of three fellows...more Genome Assembly at MTAGS 2009 -
Christopher Moretti and Michael Olson will present their most recent work on Scalable Genome Assembly at the MTAGS Workshop held at Supercomputing 2...more CCTools 2.5.5 Released - We are pleased to announce release 2.5.5 of the Cooperative Computing Tools, including Parrot, Chirp, Work Queue, Makeflow, and other tools which may ...more Energy Management at IEEE Grid - Recent graduate Michael Lammie presented his work on managing energy in multicore clusters at the IEEE Grid conference in Banff, Canada. His paper ti...more Ph.D. Defense: Kyle Wheeler - Congratulations to Dr. Kyle Wheeler, who successfully defended his dissertation titled Exploiting Shared Memory Topology with QThreads for Portable Pa...more Talk at Clemson University - Prof. Thain gave a guest lecture at Clemson University titled Scaling up Data Intensive Science to Campus Grids.
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