Adrian Del Maestro
Professor,
The University of Tennessee
Northeast Cyberteam -- Workforce Development for Research Computing
On Demand
Session Type:
Breakout Session
Delivery Format:
On-Demand
Computing is essential for all scientific disciplines. Access to trained support staff is a significant challenge for small and midsized institutions. The NSF-sponsored Northeast Cyberteam is building a pool of support staff, called Research Computing Facilitators, who are shared across institutional boundaries, while also developing self-service tools that reduce the support burden.
Outcomes: Learn the process for research project life-cycle management, with emphasis on mentoring and regional collaboration * See how the Cyberteam Portal is used to capture valuable lessons learned and to access self-service learning resources * Engage with the Northeast Cyberteam and our partners nationwide to access/replicate the program for your constituents
Outcomes: Learn the process for research project life-cycle management, with emphasis on mentoring and regional collaboration * See how the Cyberteam Portal is used to capture valuable lessons learned and to access self-service learning resources * Engage with the Northeast Cyberteam and our partners nationwide to access/replicate the program for your constituents
Presenters
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John Goodhue
Executive Director, MIT -
Julie Ma
Program Manager, Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center -
Bruce Segee
Professor, University of Maine System -
Scott Valcourt
Associate Teaching Professor, Northeastern University -
Ralph Zottola
AVP – Research Computing, University of Alabama at Birmingham