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Updates
Join a community for building cloud computing skills using A Cloud Guru
Researchers: Participate in a community learning cloud computing skills DoIT Research Cyberinfrastructure is organizing a cloud community group to help you gain cloud computing skills. You will use an online training service to learn skills …
Electronic Research Notebooks Forum, August 8 – 9, 2023
Join us at the Electronic Research Notebook (ERN) Forum – a game-changing 2-day event focused on advancing research documentation and data management! Tuesday, August 8 – Wednesday, August 9 HSLC, Room 1306 Digital notebooks are …
Azure Research Day, May 31, 2023
Researchers across the US have been leveraging Microsoft Azure to accelerate their time to science and science to scholarship. Microsoft Azure provides an open, flexible, global platform that supports multiple programming languages, tools, and frameworks …
Learn Data Science Tools for Your Research
Join us for two events in early 2023 to learn about data science tools and approaches for your research, hosted by NVIDIA, Amazon Web Services, Four Points Technologies and DoIT. NVIDIA: The Art of the …
The Impact of Big Data Research
What’s the best way to create better research methods? Well, it seems to be through research. Recently, the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries, in conjunction with the Research Cyberinfrastructure Initiative in the Division of IT (DoIT), …
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