ARC Mission
Georgetown
University's Advanced Research Computing (ARC)
team provides an environment in which the latest computational and
information technologies are employed to support the goals of the
Main Campus and Medical Center. ARC's philosophy of service to research
is guided by Georgetown University's founding
principles.
Working with investigators in all computationally
demanding fields, we help determine what specialized or customized
computational resources and infrastructure are required to support
the needs of the University. This is done by leading in the implementation
and application of emerging technologies, and designing new technologies
in collaboration with principle investigators.
ARC maintains the facilities
where research applications and computational resources are hosted.
In doing so, ARC complies with existing industry standards, and
maintains policies, and procedures as they relate to the integrated
operation of research applications and services.
Collaboration with internal and external university
researchers, and partnerships with industry via grants and contracts
drive the success of ARC.
PI Boilerplate for Grants
and Contracts for GU PIs: New ARC Computational
Core Facility (CCF) boilerplate description for grants and contracts
(cut and paste into new proposals)
New
Computational Core Facility Dashboard
News
- Alan Faden, professor of neuroscience, was
awarded a $1.8 million grant over 4 years by the National Institute
of Neurological Disorders for the study entitled “mGluR5
Inhibits Microglial Activation and Neuronal Cell Death After Traumatic
Brain Injury.” ARC Associate David Zapple
creates the novel instrumentation for Dr. Faden's lab.
- ARC Associates Jess Cannata and Paul Kennedy attended
this year's SC08, the International Conference for High Performance
Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis.
- ARC featured in National Cancer Center movie : Knowledge
is Power- CaBIG in use at Georgetown University:
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