Groundbreaking research increasingly depends on the ability to store, move, and analyze enormous amounts of data. Yet many researchers, particularly those at smaller colleges and universities, do not have access to the computing power or data infrastructure needed to work at that scale. Meanwhile, research institutions across the country have datasets, storage, and computing capacity that can become part of a larger shared system.
This webinar will introduce the Open Science Data Federation and Open Science Pool, national services that connect researchers with data and computing resources contributed by institutions across the country. The speakers will explain how this shared model can help a research team analyze a large public dataset, move information between institutions, or complete thousands of computational tasks without purchasing and maintaining comparable infrastructure locally.
Attendees will learn how shared data and computing resources can expand research opportunities, how institutions can contribute to and benefit from this national network, and where researchers can begin when their projects exceed the capabilities of their home institutions.
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