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Research shown at the Texas A&M exhibit booth by HPRC at the SC19 conference in Denver, Colorado. -
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Effect of methylation on local mechanics and hydration structure of DNA by Xiaojing Teng and Wonmuk Hwang, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Texas A&M. -
Simulating the Effects of a Space Radiation Environment with a Ground-Based Model by Jeff Chancellor, et al, Texas A&M Computational Physics Group. -
Simulation of the final moments of Germanwings Flight 9525, deliberately crashed in the French Alps on March 24, 2015 by Goong Chen, et al, Department of Mathematics, Texas A&M. -
Simulation and crash tests of a vehicle impacting a short-radius guardrail at 62 MPH by Akram Abu-Odeh at the Texas A&M Transportation Institute. -
Structures of the Carbon-Phosphorus Lyase Complex Reveal the Binding Mode of the NBD-like PhnK by Junjiez Zhang, et al, Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Texas A&M. -
Electrostatic potential map for Si cluster and solvent decomposition products by Perla Balbuena, Department of Chemical Engineering, Texas A&M.
News
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Events
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System Notices
Ada and Curie Cluster Maintenance, March 31 — UPDATED
UPDATE: (3/31/2020 6:10pm): The maintenance has been completed. The Ada and Curie clusters are now available.
Posted at 3/17/2020 9:25am
The Ada and Curie clusters will be unavailable starting at 9am to 6pm on Tuesday, March 31st. Software and hardware maintenance will be performed during this downtime. Jobs will not be scheduled if they will overlap with this maintenance window.
Ada and Curie Cluster Status — UPDATED
UPDATE: (3/02/2020 6:42pm): The Ada and Curie clusters are back online. Any running jobs at the time of the power outage were lost and must be resubmitted.
Posted at 3/02/2020 2:47pm
The Ada and Curie clusters are currently unavailable. There was a failure during monthly testing by TAMU IT for UPS-A for the Teague data center. HPRC admins are currently working on bringing the clusters online.
Terra Cluster Maintenance, February 18 — UPDATED
UPDATE: (02/18/2020 7:36pm): The maintenance has been completed. The Terra cluster is now available.
UPDATE: (02/18/2020 5:51pm): The maintenance has been extended to 8pm.
Posted at 2/05/2020 5:36pm
The Terra cluster will be unavailable starting at 9am to 6pm on Tuesday, February 18th. Software and hardware maintenance will be performed during this downtime. Jobs will not be scheduled if they will overlap with this maintenance window.