By Vamshidhar Gangu, HPC Specialist, Research Computing, NUS IT on 21 Oct, 2019
The major crisis in research is reproducibility. How can one make sure to install the exact same software with its dependencies and ensure it produces the same output?
By Vamshidhar Gangu, HPC Specialist, Research Computing, NUS IT on 21 Oct, 2019
The major crisis in research is reproducibility. How can one make sure to install the exact same software with its dependencies and ensure it produces the same output?
By Tan Chee Chiang, Research Computing, NUS IT on 21 Oct, 2019
With the recent partnership confirmation between NUS and AWS, researchers can now have a more extensive range of High Performance Computing (HPC) options to consider for their research computing needs. We will review some of these options.
NUS IT is excited to announce the NUS Bug Bounty Program, an initiative to improve our cybersecurity awareness and posture through community effort. Partnering with HackerOne and SOC, we aim to expose ALL NUS students to ethical hacking through online games, sharing by hackers and discovering bugs on NUS production systems. Sign up now!
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