Meeting of Coalition of Academic
Supercomputing Centers to be
held in Las Vegas
The Coalition of Academic Supercomputing Centers (CASC), established
in 1989, will hold its next meeting in Las Vegas during August
3-5. This is the first meeting of CASC in Las Vegas. This an
appropriate time to meet in Las Vegas coming right after the recent
completion of the National Science Foundation recompetition of the
previous NSF supercomputer centers under a program known as PACI --
Partnerships for Advanced Computational Infrastructure program.
CASC membership includes the following Centers:
- Alabama Supercomputing Authority, Alabama
- Arctic Region Supercomputing Center, Alaska
- Arizona State University, Arizona
- Center for Advanced Computing Research, California Institute of
- Technology
- Center for Computational Sciences, Kentucky
- Center for Research on Parallel Computation (CRPC), Texas
- Cornell Theory Center, New York
- Indiana University, Indiana
- National Center for Atmospheric Research, Colorado
- National Center for Supercomputing Applications, Illinois
- National Energy Research Supercomputer Center, California
- National Supercomputing Center for Energy and the Environment,
Nevada
- North Carolina Supercomputing Center at MCNC, North Carolina
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee
- Ohio Supercomputer Center, Ohio
- Pennsylvania State University, Pennsylvania
- Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, Pennsylvania
- Purdue University, Indiana
- San Diego Supercomputer Center, California
- Supercomputer Computations Research Institute, Florida State Uni
versity, Florida
- Texas A&M University Supercomputer Center, Texas
- University of California, San Diego, California
- University of Florida, Florida
- University of Kentucky, Kentucky
- University of Maryland, Maryland
- University of Texas at Austin, Texas
- University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin
- Utah Supercomputing Institute, Utah
CASC executive officers include: Dr. John Connolly, University of
Kentucky, Chairman and Dr. Charles Bender, Ohio Supercomputer Center,
Secretary & Treasurer.
CASC members are committed to using high performance computing and
communications technology to increase national competitiveness,
improve workforce training, advance economic development, enhance
education, and help build the Next Generation Internet. CASC is a
member of Internet2.
For additional information, visit CASC.
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