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The annual Compute Canada "Resource Allocation Competition" (RAC) started on September 27. This competition is used to allocate computational resources for research projects in the time period of April 2019 - March 2020. With sparse computational resources across Canada, researchers at Queen's University may consider to make an application. This info session is directed at novices to such an application, as well as those who would like to be informed about changes from previous years. | The annual Compute Canada "Resource Allocation Competition" (RAC) started on September 27. This competition is used to allocate computational resources for research projects in the time period of April 2019 - March 2020. With sparse computational resources across Canada, researchers at Queen's University may consider to make an application. This info session is directed at novices to such an application, as well as those who would like to be informed about changes from previous years. | ||
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RAC 2019 @ Queen's : Info Session
The Centre for Advanced Computing invites you to participate in One-hour Information Sessions : Compute Canada 2019 Resource Allocation Competition 12 pm October 10, 2018 @ Botterell Hall, Room B147 12 pm October 17, 2018 @ Ellis Hall Auditorium The annual Compute Canada "Resource Allocation Competition" (RAC) started on September 27. This competition is used to allocate computational resources for research projects in the time period of April 2019 - March 2020. With sparse computational resources across Canada, researchers at Queen's University may consider to make an application. This info session is directed at novices to such an application, as well as those who would like to be informed about changes from previous years. The Centre for Advanced Computing is committed to help Queen's researchers to obtain access to the large-scale computational resources they need. Join us to get an overview of the process, to get questions answered, and to arrange for further consultation. There will be pizza. Online version : https://cac.queensu.ca/wiki/index.php/Training:RAC2019a For individual assistance, send email to cac.help@queensu.ca
