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The UCAR Software Engineering Assembly will hold a panel of lightning talks followed by a discussion on language interoperability at 3 PM MT on Wednesday February 26, 2025. The discussion can include more traditional Fortran-C/C++ interoperability, but we're especially interested in interoperability of compiled codes with interpreted languages such as Python and Julia. For example, the Earth S...
How well do you know NSF NCAR and UCAR? Are you fully aware of what all the different labs, programs, research, and opportunities have to offer? Whether you are a newcomer or a seasoned expert, download this year’s updated “101” manual to learn more. This information-packed booklet briefly reviews the organization’s history, and describes the focus of each lab and program. To provide sugges...
The Improving Scientific Software (ISS) Conference committee is pleased to announce that registration is now open for our 2025 Conference, taking place April 7-10 in Boulder, Colorado. ISS brings together software engineers, scientists, developers - any individuals with an interest in scientific software design - to share novel experiences and best practices, develop connections across division...
The next NHUG meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, February 19, 2025, at 11 AM MT, and we invite all NCAR HPC users to attend. In this month's meeting, Dr. John Schreck will introduce the CREDIT model and share his experience in scaling AI/ML applications on Derecho GPUs. Additionally, Dr. Brian Vanderwende will talk about upcoming software changes on Derecho and Casper and we will provide upd...
In order to comply with upcoming Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) requirements from Microsoft, UCAR and NSF NCAR are enhancing their MFA system to provide improved security. This may affect applications that you access through Secure Sign On (SSO) with your CIT user ID and password—including Advanced Research Computing (ARC) login, the help ticket portal, and Derecho and command-line logins. ...
Please share your feedback through CISL’s annual HPC User Survey! This survey is designed to gather feedback from users to improve services, infrastructure, and support. Through this survey, we aim to understand user satisfaction, identify areas for growth, and prioritize improvements to better meet the needs of our broad user community. Your input will help shape future HPC developments and...