ARCH Seminar: Unlocking National Cyberinfrastructure: Resources and Pathways for Researchers, AIM AHEAD DICB Program, Laboratory of Experimental Medicine, University of Hawaii, John A. Burns School of Medicine
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Tue Apr 29, 2025
Register now to attend the virtual ARCH Workshop, "Unlocking National Cyberinfrastructure: Resources and Pathways for Researchers" hosted by Dr. Sean Cleveland.
Brief Description
This seminar will present resources and opportunities to support and accelerate research using national research cyberinfrastructure investments. We will present the NSF ACCESS and NAIRR pilot programs, cover some of the large computational resources available, and discuss how researchers can request allocations and assistance to access them to conduct research, including AI.
Prerequisites
No prior experience with national cyberinfrastructure systems is required. This seminar is open to researchers, faculty, staff, and students from all disciplines interested in learning about resources that support data-driven and computational research.
No prior experience with national cyberinfrastructure systems is required. This seminar is open to researchers, faculty, staff, and students from all disciplines interested in learning about resources that support data-driven and computational research.
Datasets and tools
The seminar will provide an overview of major platforms and services available through NSF ACCESS and the NAIRR pilot. Specific datasets or tools will not be used during the session, but examples will be discussed to illustrate potential research applications.
The seminar will provide an overview of major platforms and services available through NSF ACCESS and the NAIRR pilot. Specific datasets or tools will not be used during the session, but examples will be discussed to illustrate potential research applications.
Expected Outcomes
Attendees will gain a high-level understanding of national research cyberinfrastructure initiatives, the types of computational resources available, and the process for requesting allocations or support. The session aims to empower participants to take the next steps in incorporating these resources into their research.
Attendees will gain a high-level understanding of national research cyberinfrastructure initiatives, the types of computational resources available, and the process for requesting allocations or support. The session aims to empower participants to take the next steps in incorporating these resources into their research.
About ARCH:
The National Institutes of Health AIM-AHEAD program supports the AI Resource Concierge for Health (ARCH).
ARCH Mission:
Support academic and community stakeholders in the adoption of AI/ML tools to advance their health and disease research goals.
ARCH Vision:
ARCH provides expert technical assistance, guidance, and collaboration to facilitate the adoption of AI/ML tools, supporting the AIM-AHEAD and wider research communities in leveraging these technologies to improve the health of the Nation.
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Interested in learning more?
See a schedule of all upcoming ARCH Workshop details here: https://www.arch.health/stakeholder-engagement-workshops
