In the stock markets, the so-called "January Effect" is the increase in stock prices during the month of January that commentators attribute to investors buying stocks after having sold them during the previous December (usually for tax reasons). Unlike most January's, last month the markets experienced a steep drop—the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 5.3% from its 2013 year-end level. But I'm happy to say that the January Effect is alive and well at Globus!
The Operating Innovative Networks (OIN) workshop series is designed to equip university and laboratory network engineers with the knowledge and training needed to build next-gen campus networks that are optimized for data-intensive science.
Easy, fast and reliable transfer and sharing of research data on and off campus with Globus is the focus of a February workshop for Purdue students, post-doctoral researchers, faculty and staff who want to learn about, and learn how to use, the Globus system.
Ravi Madduri, Principal Software Engineer, Product Manager, Computation Institute
Paul Dave, Director of User Services, Computation Institute
June 30, 2014 - 1:00 EDT to July 3, 2014 - 2:00 EDT
Baltimore, MD
The 2014 Galaxy Community Conference will start with a Training Day on June 30, followed by two full days of accepted talks, keynotes, lightning talks, poster sessions, birds-of-a-feather sessions, and networking time.
As in past years, talks will cover a wide range of biology, bioinformatics, and informatics. Ravi Madduri and Paul Davé will be presenting "Using Galaxy and Globus to deliver Science as a Service."
Moving, sharing, and copying files from one platform to another can be challenging when working with large data. This hands-on workshop will introduce researchers to how to move data on the University of Chicago Research Computing Center system using Globus, and provide examples of how to integrate it into your research work-flow.
The workshop will be at the Kathleen A. Zar Room in the John Crerar Library in Hyde Park.
October 18, 2014 (All day) to October 22, 2014 (All day)
San Diego, CA
The ASHG Annual Meeting is the largest human genetics meeting and exposition in the world. ASHG members and leading scientists from around the world are selected to present their research findings at invited, platform, and poster sessions. ASHG's Annual Meeting also features a trade show floor that offers attendees the opportunity to view state-of-the-art medical and laboratory equipment, products, services, and computer software designed to enhance human genetics research, teaching, and consultation.
July 13, 2014 - 5:00 EDT to July 18, 2014 - 5:00 EDT
Atlanta, GA
We will be leading a tutorial on Monday, July 14, and hosting a Globus Breakfast for Campus Champions on Thursday, July 17. We will also be at exhibit table #6 throughout the conference where our team can answer all your questions about research data management with Globus.
The annual XSEDE conference brings together the extended community of individuals interested in advancing research cyberinfrastructure and integrated digital services for the benefit of science and society.
April 15, 2014 - 5:00 CDT to April 17, 2014 - 5:00 CDT
Argonne National Laboratory, outside Chicago, IL
We would like to invite you to the year’s biggest gathering of the Globus community: GlobusWorld. There will be much to discuss at our upcoming conference, including:
setting up a campus data service
sharing data with collaborators, wherever they may be
integrating campus computing with the cloud
data management services for genomics researchers
The conference will take place April 15-17, 2014, at Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago, and offer two-plus days of presentations, tutorials, and networking opportunities.
