Public Access to UltraScan High-Performance Computing Resources
The UltraScan software can take advantage of high-performance computing (HPC) resources to assist with modeling of sedimentation data. Public access to NSF-funded HPC resources are made available through an NSF/ACCESS community allocation account, available for all academic and non-profit users of UltraScan through NSF ACCESS Grant #MCB070038/39 to Borries Demeler. The HPC service is available through nationally funded HPC infrastructure at various national supercomputing centers (Texas Advanced Computing Center, San Diego Supercomputing Center, Purdue, Indiana University, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, and others.
In order to use these supercomputing resources, a user must obtain a LIMS account on their institutional LIMS instance (see the HPC FAQ and the LIMS FAQ for more information).