High Performance Research Computing (HPRC)
HPRC’s mission is to enable research and discoveries that advance sciences and technologies. HPRC deploys and operates advanced computing and data resources to enable computational and data-enabled research activities of students, faculty, and staff at Texas A&M University. HPRC also provides consulting, technical documentation, and training to support users of these resources. The HPRC group currently administers three HPC clusters totaling 773 TF in peak performance with 11 PB of high-performance storage. More about the resources and training programs offered at HPRC can be found here or HPRC’s official web site at hprc.tamu.edu.
TAMIDS Data Science Trainee Program
The Texas A&M Institute of Data Science (TAMIDS) has established its Data Science Traineeship Program to help faculty and researchers develop Data Science projects, draw on the skills and interests of our students to work with them, and provide Data Science consultancy and mentorship during the projects. One of TAMIDS main priorities is to lead and promote the education of a new generation of researchers who combine their disciplinary competences with Data Science expertise. The program aims to involve faculty throughout Texas A&M to help solve challenging Data Science problems while preparing our students for their future career success. More information about the program can be found here.
Bring Your Own Code (BYOC) Workshop
Bring Your Own Code (BYOC) workshop is designed to provide an opportunity for researchers to talk with an experienced team of computational scientists to prepare their scientific or engineering applications for high performance computing facilities. This is a free service offered to all the researchers at Texas A&M Engineering. Given the limited time and resources available to offer this workshop, you must be prepared with a determined mind to create substantial progress. We can only work on the applications that you write and plan to maintain yourself or the applications that are built on top of an open source platform. You are advised to bring your own laptop, but it is not required as long as you provide means to share your source code with us at the workshop. More about BYOC workshop can be found here.
Bring Your Own Data (BYOD) Workshop
The Texas A&M Institute of Data Science (TAMIDS), Texas A&M High Performance Research Computing (HPRC), and Texas Engineering Experiment Station invite you to join our Bring-Your-Own-Data (BYOD) workshop! The primary goal of this workshop is to help Aggie researchers take advantage of the latest data analytics technologies and Texas A&M high performance computing facilities to speed up various data science projects. More about BYOD workshop can be found here.