Learn how Clemson’s faculty, students and staff are using technology (cyberinfrastructure) to succeed in their teaching, learning, research, and service at Clemson’s CyberInfrastructure Expo, Sept. 22 and 23 at the Madren Center.
Open to the university’s faculty, staff and students, the event will feature national leaders who will share information about online privacy. Participants will hear about Next Generation Learning and Next Generation Libraries with a focus on Clemson’s future.
If you wonder why you would ever want to use high performance computing (HPC) or Geographic Information System (GIS), come be inspired by Clemson faculty and students whose research is made possible by the Palmetto Cluster, or faculty and students who are helping save tigers in the wild with GIS.
Participants can get a first-hand look at state-of the-art research labs and special facilities, take classes on topics ranging from high performance computing and visualization to the new Adobe products now available to all Clemson affiliates. Students are encouraged to participate in the poster/demonstration session alongside faculty, staff, and industry participants.
The free event requires registration at the CyberInfrastructure Expo website. Visit the site to access event and demonstration schedules, speaker bios and other information. Contact Barbara Weaver with any questions.
