(1) Chad Risko, Department of Chemistry, University of Kentucky (2) Hunter Moseley, Department of Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry, University of Kentucky
CCS acknowledges Dr. Jeramiah Smith's impactful contribution to genomic research through his publication in Nature. His utilization of CCS resources underscore...
LCC (Lipscomb Compute Cluster) named after William Nunn Lipscomb enters production in late fall 2019, building on the successes of the DLX2 and DLX3 HPC systems.
CCS offers various storage solutions ranging from high-performance storage for active data to long-term archival storage, totaling over 12 Petabytes of raw storage capacity
VIPLanes service allows researchers to bypass bottleneck points in the normal campus network, enabling significantly more efficient and secure large data transfers.
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