New article in @Patterns_CP covers:
A) patterns for linking big data instruments & computers;
B) capturing such “flows” in reusable forms;
C) Globus automation services to run flows;
D) examples from synchrotron light sources;
E) implications for scientists & facilities, 1/8
ALT Serial synchrotron crystallography flow, with transfer, image analysis, results analysis, and results publication steps.
Check out our latest paper presented at the eScience 2024 workshop:
Diaspora: Resilience-Enabling Services for Real-Time Distributed Workflows
Authors: B Nicolae, JM Wozniak, T Bicer, H Nguyen, P Patel, H Pan, A Gueroudji, and more!
Globus Welcomes New Subscribers to the Community | Newswise
More organizations are subscribing to Globus so they can take advantage of the platform’s wide range of research automation capabilities.
newswise.com/articles/view/8…
Congratulations to our student Greg Pauloski for winning the best paper award at @escience for his work on TaPS: A Performance Evaluation Suite for Task-based Execution Frameworks
A preprint is available here: arxiv.org/abs/2408.07236
We are seeking a Front End Software Engineer to improve data discovery for the next generation Earth System Grid Federation #ESGF Come join our team in the @ComputationalS Group at @ORNL! jobs.ornl.gov/job/Oak-Ridge-…
🌎A world’s first! In April, the APS became the first synchrotron light source in the world to use a multi-bunch swap-out method of replenishing the electron beam in its storage ring.
Learn more about how this new method works: aps.anl.gov/APS-News/2024-04…
I'm deeply honored to receive a Max Planck-Humboldt Medal from the two major German science societies and the Ministry of Education and Research. A special honor is to be the second computer scientist to receive this major award the country bestowes upon mid-career scientists.
Congratulations to four Argonne scientists who have received the prestigious @ENERGY Early Career Research Award for 2024: Whitney Armstrong, Gilberto Fabbris, Tomas Polakovic, and Jérémy Rouxel - bit.ly/3Tn1bes
ICYMI: Dr. Jonathan Ozik and Dr. Valerie Hayot-Sasson discussed how algorithm-driven #HPC workflows and open #science platforms can revolutionize rapid response and collaboration in #publichealth. Read more about these #innovations: ow.ly/f30l50T4not.
Join us for Parslfest 2024 to discuss all things Parsl (@parsl) and Globus Compute (@globus) in-person and online Sept 26-27.📆
Click the link below for more information on what's in store and how to attend:
parsl-project.org/parslfest/…
Join us for Parslfest 2024 to discuss all things Parsl (@parsl) and Globus Compute (@globus) in-person and online Sept 26-27.📆
Click the link below for more information on what's in store and how to attend:
parsl-project.org/parslfest/…
NEW @IEA ANALYSIS: Renewables are set to overtake coal in global electricity generation for the 1st time in 2025.
The share of renewables in global electricity supply rose to 30% in 2023 and is projected to climb further to 35% in 2025.
iea.org/reports/electricity-…
To produce more accurate models for weather forecasting, scientists at @UCLA and Argonne have begun to investigate large AI models, known as foundation models, which can generate predictions at a fraction of the current computational cost – bit.ly/4f019Co
..."One of the key goals is developing an open science data-flow platform, using tools like Globus, to aid in better and timely public health decisions."
hpcwire.com/2024/08/16/inter…