Apply now to be matched with a mentor, work on interesting CS research, and get paid!
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Feb. 6, 2024
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Marc Richardson
The BigDataX program is a Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) site in Chicago, Illinois. Students work with mentors on research projects covering a wide variety of computer science subject areas, including Data Management in Scientific Computing and Blockchains, Data Analytics and Systems, Operating Systems & Computer Architecture, Edge Computing with CHI@Edge, and much more. Apply now! Application deadline is March 4, 2024
Chameleon plans to co-host two BoF sessions to showcase FAST'24 artifacts created on Chameleon
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Feb. 1, 2024
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Marc Richardson
The REPETO project (an initiative funded by the NSF FAIROS RCN to build a network for practical reproducibility in experimental computer science) invites FAST’24 attendees to join our BoF sessions planned for February 27th and February 28th to learn about packaging storage research experiments on Chameleon. Pre-register with us for the BoF sessions by February 20, 2024 (link to interest form is in the blog!).
Planning the next iteration of hardware and services on Chameleon Cloud
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Jan. 16, 2024
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Marc Richardson
We invite all users to submit feedback through the survey. The responses we receive will directly impact future development of Chameleon, including where to focus hardware procurement efforts and extension of testbed capabilities. The survey is a great opportunity to help guide the future of Chameleon! We will accept responses until Feb. 6, 2024.
Early holiday gift comes to Chameleon Cloud
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Dec. 13, 2023
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Marc Richardson
Great news for the Chameleon Cloud Community! The IndySCC site, previously exclusive to IndySCC teams, is now accessible to all users until January 5th, thanks to the University of Colorado Boulder's support. With 164 nodes featuring powerful hardware, including 2x 12 core Haswell CPUs and 100G Intel Omni-Path, it's a fantastic chance to expand your research capabilities. Remember, new reservations won't be accepted after January 5th, so make the most of this opportunity while it lasts.
Chameleon Cloud's initiative for advancing scientific research through reproducibility invites the community to contribute to a growing repository of reproducible experiments. With state-of-the-art resources, Chameleon Cloud's Trovi service enables researchers to create and share their experiments as reusable artifacts. The upcoming Reproducibility Hackathon, a virtual event on December 15, 2023, offers an opportunity to transform experiments into valuable community resources. Users are encouraged to submit their Chameleon-based experiments for reproducibility packaging to enrich the platform, fostering a collaborative and innovative research environment.
Learning how to produce reproducible experiments on Chameleon
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Nov. 13, 2023
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Marc Richardson
We are excited to announce our Virtual Reproducibility Hackathon taking place on Friday, December 15th, 2023! See the details below for more information.
Chameleon talks, papers, posters, and more - all to be found at SC'23
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Nov. 10, 2023
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Marc Richardson
Attending SC’23? Check out the initiatives Chameleon is supporting at the event including workshops, papers written using Chameleon, and more! If you’re presenting something related to Chameleon at SC’23 and not on this list, send us an email – we will update this announcement with relevant information as we get it.
We would like to congratulate Alicia Esquivel Morel and the team for the acceptance of their paper, AutoLearn: Learning in the Edge to Cloud Continuum, to the SC '23 conference as well as two summer REU students who had posters accepted to SC.
Chameleon’s JupyterHub is a great way to organize your experiments for practical reproducibility. To overcome its resource limitations, we describe how to extend the Jupyter Server Trovi artifact so that you can run your full experiment inside a Jupyter notebook.