HPCHub
The Office of Research and Innovation has purchased access to the which we are calling HPCHub.
This system is currently available to WMU faculty and graduate Â鶹´«Ã½s under the supervision of a faculty mentor who is also an authorized user. Undergraduate Â鶹´«Ã½s will be considered on a case-by-case basis for a specific project and must have a faculty mentor. We encourage you to request access before buying computing off site or building on-site systems with less capacity.
Faculty and staff can request access and accounts by visiting the goWMU Help Article, .
Prospective users need to include a brief statement of the planned usage in the description of the request. If the request is part of a grant-sponsored research project, that information needs to be included as well.
Once recorded, the user will receive instructions for requesting a Community ID at MSU and using the Community ID to request ICER access. ICER will notify the WMU designee of the request which will be matched to the request in ServiceHub. The request must be confirmed at the college and ORI level for ICER to complete creation of the account and welcome the user with resources.
- Mentors can request access for graduate Â鶹´«Ã½s with appropriate need and experience.
- A brochure that describes the supercomputer and ICER services that are available:
- Significant helpful information is also available at https://kb.oakland.edu/uts/MSU_iCER_HPCC_Research_Cluster
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For more information use the "Submit a Case" button on the goWMU Help Article,
MSU hosted a on May 12, 2021 for using MSU’s High Performance Computing Center (HPCC). If interested to see how this "super computer" can positively affect your research, please check out MSU's Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research .