Press Releases
(posted Wednesday April 16 2008, 09:09)
SHARCNET is pleased to introduce “SHARCFest 2008”, an outreach campaign of open houses, training events and symposiums held during May and June to help educate the broader community on the uses and importance of HPC to research. |
(posted Monday April 07 2008, 09:07)
Some of Ontarioâs most advanced and innovative technologies took centre stage at ORIONâs fifth anniverary celebration, featuring live exhibits and demonstrations from ORION partners and the exhibitors showcasing the very latest trends in research and education applications. |
(posted Monday March 24 2008, 12:32)
SHARCNET has issued a call for Letters of Intent for Round I of SHARCNET’s newly introduced Research Support Programme: Dedicated Programming Support. Deadline for Round I LOI’s is April 30, 2008. |
(posted Friday March 14 2008, 11:09)
SHARCNET has issued a call for proposals for Round VIII of SHARCNET’s Research Support Programmes: Fellowships & Dedicated Resources. Applications for this round are for Dedicated Resources ONLY. The deadline for Round VIII is April 30, 2008. |
(posted Monday March 03 2008, 11:56)
SHARCNET is pleased to announce the addition of Nipissing University as its newest academic partner. Originally constituted in 2001 with 7 partners (5 universities and 2 colleges), SHARCNET now includes 17 institutions (14 universities, 2 colleges and a research institute). |
(posted Tuesday December 18 2007, 11:25)
SHARCNET is pleased to announce the results of the Round VII competition for SHARCNET Fellowships. With $1.75m in funding requests from 85 applications, this was another competitive round. |
(posted Monday December 17 2007, 09:36)
Using SHARCNET’s AccessGrid (AG) facilities, UOIT and Trent are pioneering multi-institutional graduate programming for the delivery of the UOIT-Trent Master of Science in Materials Science program. |
(posted Friday November 30 2007, 09:31)
Supercomputer provides accurate look at violent formation of galaxies -- Researchers using supercomputer simulations have exposed a very violent and critical relationship between interstellar gas and dark matter when galaxies are born â one that has been largely ignored by the current model of how the universe evolved. The simulations reported in the research paper were carried out on the Shared Hierarchical Academic Research Computing Network (SHARCNET). |