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Category Archives: News
Three Duke research teams selected for new campus info viz program
DURHAM, NC–RENCI experts in visualization, visual analytics, and data mining and management will work with three Duke University research teams—one in the School of Medicine and two in art, art history and visual studies—on projects to improve treatments for prostate cancer and to document the evolution of historic places, artwork and art markets.
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Tagged Duke University, Florence Italy, medical imaging, RENCI@Duke, Venice Italy, visualization
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Storm Surge 2010
GREENVILLE, May 28—RENCI@ECU’s Inundation Animation Portal features animations created by faculty, students, and staff that attempt to provide a greater understanding of the devastating effects of storm surges related to coastal storms and hurricanes.
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NSF names Alan Blatecky acting head of cyberinfrastructure office
WASHINGTON, D.C., — Alan Blatecky, the former Deputy Director of RENCI and Interim Director from December 2007 – September 2009, was named Acting Director of the National Science Foundation’s Office of Cyberinfrastructure (OCI) this week by NSF Director Arden Bement.
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Tagged Alan Blatecky, Edward Seidel, National Science Foundation (NSF), Office of Cyberinfrastrcuture (OSI)
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A particle of difference
Uma Shankar and Alexis Zubrow know all too well that what you breathe can be hazardous to your health. The two are research associates at the Institute for the Environment at UNC Chapel Hill who study atmospheric pollutants such as particulate matter and ozone and how technology tools can be used to help decision makers […]
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Tagged Institute for the Environment, NASA, VPM
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IHSS funding to help RENCI evaluate, improve biometric recognition systems used by Department of Homeland Security
Concept image of possible future biometric identification system. CHAPEL HILL, NC, May 18, 2010—RENCI experts in informatics and computational performance will work with Cambridge Intelligent Systems (CIS), a Raleigh-based technology company that specializes in intelligent image analysis technologies, to improve biometric systems used to track and identify suspected terrorists as they enter and leave the […]
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Tagged biometric technologies, informatics, Institute for Homeland Security Solutions, Research Triangle
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Symposium brings global computational wind engineering community to Chapel Hill
CHAPEL HILL, May 19, 2010–The Fifth International Symposium on Computational Wind Engineering ( CWE2010) will bring more than 300 experts from over 30 countries to Chapel Hill to discuss computational wind engineering issues that impact homeland security, sustainable energy, building design, large bridge design, urban design, mitigation of severe storms, and a host of other […]
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Tagged Alan Huber, CWE2010, Institute for the Environment
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RENCI to host computational science summer courses
Note: Enrollement for the Many-core Processors course is now closed. CHAPEL HILL, NC—Graduate students, post-docs and faculty and industry professionals can participate in summer programs offered by the Virtual School of Computational Science and Engineering (VSCSE) free of charge at RENCI (the Renaissance Computing Institute), 100 Europa Dr., Chapel Hill.
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Tagged high performance computing (HPC), VSCSE.
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Evidence-based medicine
Your medical history—and the histories of patients with similar conditions—can help you. That’s the foundation of a RENCI project to build an easy-to-use data analysis and visual dashboard to help doctors quickly determine the best treatment options for their patients.
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Tagged Chris Bizon, Duke University, emergency medical record (EMR), informatics, Ketan Mane, Mindlinc
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Launch Pad participants rise to the challenge
It didn’t take long for Blinkcoupons.com, one of the new ventures that are part of RENCI’s 2010 Carolina Launch Pad program, to get noticed.
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Tagged Blinkcoupons, Carolina Challenge, Carolina Launch Pad
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RENCI chief scientist wins DHS award
Rick Luettich, RENCI chief scientist for coastal studies and director of the Center of Excellence for Natural Disasters, Coastal Infrastructure and Emergency Management at UNC Chapel Hill received the 2010 Science and Technology Impact Award from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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Tagged ADCIRC, DHS, Rick Luettich, storm surge
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