Would you like to be able to move, share or publish your software without worrying whether it will work properly on other computers? Containerization is an OS-level virtualization method used to deploy and run distributed applications without launching an entire virtual machine for each app. Containers are "stand-alone", enabling workflows to be easily packaged and shared across platforms, enhancing reproducibility and portability.

JupyterLab v3 Is the newest generation of interactive Notebooks providing a richer, deeper IDE like environment. In this workshop we will explore many of the new JupyterLab3 features that help you develop, interact with and deploy far beyond the old generic Notebooks. We will explore the ease and importance of adding Extensions with the Extension Manager, in workspace package setup, Table of Contents and other formatting/presentation features, multi-panel workflows, Interactive widgets, the new integrated Debugger and many other cool new tools.

Getting started on a High Performance Computing cluster can be a daunting task for the uninitiated. Join us in this two-part course where we will alleviate your issues by going over the basics! Part 2 of this series will discuss general job scheduling. Topics will include basic job dispatch, job accounting, job priority, and more!

Tableau is a data analytics and visualization application that allows
you to explore your data via plots and maps within minutes using drop and drag
workflows with no programming required. The real strength of Tableau is the
user’s ability to combine in highly interactive plots using customizable
dashboards allowing for rich layouts making the results of your work publicly
available using Tableau's web services. In this workshop, we will explore the
quick and easy way Tableau allows you to explore your data and in just a few

This workshop will guide you through your rights as an author of journal articles. We will explore the basics of author rights and copyright, how you can ensure your rights to share and disseminate your work, and the benefits that Open Access publishing can provide to you as a researcher and author. We'll also be deconstructing some examples of actual publication agreements along the way.

Getting started on a High Performance Computing cluster can be a daunting task for the uninitiated. Join us in this two-part course where we will alleviate your issues by going over the basics! Part 1 of this series will discuss the fundamentals of Linux and bash scripting. Topics will include Linux commands, navigation of a Linux file-system, the Linux environment, creation of bash scripts, and more!"

If you’re curious about the world of Free and Open Source GIS Software, it’s time to give QGIS a try. QGIS is a premier GIS desktop software application that works on PC, Mac and Linux (not to mention Android!). In this workshop Earth, Environment and Geospatial Librarian Phil White will introduce the QGIS interface and guide you through common GIS procedures. Participants will need to install QGIS on their device prior to the workshop (to install, visit QGIS.org—it's free!). Contact Phil White if you need assistance installing the software.

New to CU Research Computing? This training is designed to give you an overview of Research Computing resources, procedures, and best practices. You will learn how to log in, request allocations, store and transfer data (including Globus), load software, run a job and ask for help. This is an interactive seminar. To participate in the interactive portion, you must have an RC account already set up with Duo authentication.

The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs (OPA) invites postdocs and graduate students to learn more about the world of “broader impacts”—that is, the potential for a research project to benefit society or advance desired societal outcomes—when it comes to competing for grant funding.

The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs (OPA) and Graduate School invite postdocs and graduate students to learn more about the world of “broader impacts” – that is, the potential for a research project to benefit society or advance desired societal outcomes – when it comes to competing for grant funding.