Broadening the Reach for Access to Advanced Computing: Leveraging the Cloud for Research
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Many smaller, mid-sized and under-resourced campuses, including MSIs, HSIs, HBCUs and EPSCoR institutions, have compelling science research and education activities along with an awareness of the benefits associated with better access to cyberinfrastructure (CI) resources. These schools can benefit greatly from resources and expertise for cloud adoption for research to augment their in-house efforts. The Ecosystem for Research Networking (ERN), formerly the Eastern Regional Network, Broadening the Reach (BTR) working group is addressing this by focusing on learning directly from the institutions on how best to support them. ERN BTR findings and recommendations will be shared based on engagement with the community, including results of workshops and surveys related to challenges and opportunities as institutions are evaluating using the cloud for research and education, as part of the NSF sponsored CC*CRIA: OAC-2018927.
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