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Link: https://www.ischool.berkeley.edu/events/2022/wids-berkeley

Not sure what HPC stands for and why you might use large-scale computing? Running jobs on your laptop overnight? Unclear what “remote” means when it comes to working with data? This session will provide an overview of remote and high-performance computing terminology, architecture, and general workflows. We will also provide some case studies and information about UC-specific computing resources and contacts.

This event is part of Love Data Week 2022

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Once again, UC Libraries are collaborating on a UC-wide Love Data Week series of talks, presentations, and workshops during February 14-18, 2022.  With over 30 presentations and workshops, there’s plenty to choose from with topics such as:

• how to write effective data management plans
• text analysis with Python

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Research IT is excited to highlight MyBRC, our new user portal for access management, which was released this August and is accessible at https://mybrc.brc.berkeley.edu.

Python & Jupyter Notebooks on Savio training
Monday, November 15, 2021
Training: 3:40 - 5:00 pm via Zoom (we will send the Zoom info after you register)

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Thursday, October 14, 2021
Drop-in help: 3:10-3:40
Training: 3:40-5:00pm via Zoom (we will send the Zoom info after you register)

Registration: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Wn6sRaMzDRG7TFlInNPPKzAZ1OqCyMCp5cetwnM...

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Research IT is very excited to announce the launch of the new Research IT website. The site is now hosted on Open Berkeley to match other campus websites and comes with enhanced security and accessibility features as well as Berkeley branding.  

What we're about

Introduction to Amazon Web Services
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
10:00-11:30am via Zoom (we will send the Zoom info after you register)

Research IT is excited to introduce our new documentation website! Our expert consultants from various backgrounds have collaborated to provide helpful and accessible documentation on Research IT services for our diverse user base. Individuals who are interested in our services or are actively using them in their research can now find quick answers to their questions on how these leading resources work and how to optimally access them.