The Cyber Center at Discovery Park

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Welcome to the Cyber Center

The Cyber Center is creating a human infrastructure for collaboration and research for projects engaging cyberinfrastructure at Purdue. The goal of the Cyber Center is to create a center of national preeminence in computational methods for discovery and learning. Cyberinfrastructure is infrastructure based upon distributed computer, information, and communication technology. The Cyber Center's vision is to create an interdisciplinary facility of national prominence that will: engage in basic cyberinfrastructure research, develop new cyberinfrastructure tools and techniques, and deploy results to real communities meeting real user needs at Purdue and beyond. Learn More

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About Us
The Cyber Center at Purdue University will provide a venue for all IT-related research, hardware, software, and staffing to come together in a single venue allowing new discoveries that can have immediate impact on discovery, learning, and engagement.

Our Research
The Center will institutionalize an integrated cyber infrastructure that will benefit basic research across the campus. The co-location and shared research objectives will be powerful drivers in the development new technology, new discoveries, and new businesses.

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Research Areas

We are leveraging the expertise of existing groups on campus to build tightly coupled teams to address the major areas of cyberinfrastructure within the Cyber Center. Learn More

Center News & Events

SGI's High Performance Computing Products, R&D Roadmap and Strategic Direction, Dr. Eng Lim Goh, CTO. August, 19, 2008 at 9:00AM, Steward 214A. http://www.cri.purdue.edu/seminars.cfm

Purdue School on High Performance Parallel Scientific Computing - September 4-5, 2008. Sponsored by the PRISM project, NCN, CRI and RCAC. Learn more and/or Register at: http://www.cri.purdue.edu/hppsc.cfm

Log-Based Transactional Memory, Mark Hill, Computer Science Dept, University of Wisconsin-Madison, September 18 at 3:00 PM, MSEE 239. http://www.cri.purdue.edu/seminars.cfm

Iterative sparse linear system solvers, Martin Gutknecht, ETH, Zurich, October 12. http://www.cri.purdue.edu/seminars.cfm

The Parallel direct system solver: PARDISO, Olaf Schenk, University of Basel, November 10. http://www.cri.purdue.edu/seminars.cfm

Research Projects

Purdue Ionomics Information Management System

Purdue Discovery Pipeline

Contact Us

Cyber Center
Young Hall
West Lafayette, Indiana 47907
Phone: 765.494.7918
Fax: 765.496.2275
Email: cyber@purdue.edu