Past Events

If you are working on a research impact plan, such as NSF broader impacts, and are seeking new resources and partners, join us for a panel discussion and tabling fair.

This event will feature information about computing services offered by Enterprise Technology, OVPRSCE, the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC), and UT Libraries at the University of Texas at Austin. We will highlight research computing services with information relating access procedures, pricing structure, and other pertinent details like storage timeframes, compute power, and special features of the service to you, our graduate students and research faculty. We will also hear from two of our faculty and staff teams on active research computing projects. When: Friday, April 4th from 10am to 12pm Where: PCL Scholars Lab Data Lab & on Zoom The summit will be a hybrid event that will take place in-person at the Perry-Castañeda Library and will stream live as a Zoom virtual session. Please sign up to attend using the event registration form. Please plan on participating and learning more about the research computing services available to you. An open Q&A session will be held for all participants. Light refreshment will be provided.

Join us for a three part training series which covers containerization, version control, and HPC workflows for scientific computing.

Join us for a three part training series which covers containerization, version control, and HPC workflows for scientific computing.

Join us for a three part training series which covers containerization, version control, and HPC workflows for scientific computing.

Tune in for this workshop to learn the basics of using Python, a popular free and open source scripting language, to process and manage research data.

This workshop will be an introduction to basic concepts and effective utilization of Linux.

This workshop will guide attendees through open source GIS workflows using QGIS's approachable user interface and demonstrate how to replicate those processes programmatically in Python for enhanced reproducibility and efficiency. GIS beginners can expect a well rounded introduction to geospatial data and software, while seasoned users will benefit from techniques for automating their workflows with Python.

This two day workshop will be held from 1pm-4pm on 1/9 and 1/10/2025 in the Perry-Castañeda Library Scholars Lab. The UT Libraries and UT-OSPO will provide a thorough introduction to using Python in research and introduce attendees to the process of sharing code through GitHub. Workshop materials are available by following the title link above.

This two day workshop will be held from 1pm-4pm on 1/9 and 1/10/2025 in the Perry-Castañeda Library Scholars Lab. The UT Libraries and UT-OSPO will provide a thorough introduction to using Python in research and introduce attendees to the process of sharing code through GitHub. Workshop materials are available by following the title link above.