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SUMMARY:Northeast Cyberteam: Methods, Results and Expansion via the Cybert
 eam Portal
DESCRIPTION:State of the Practice Talk\n\nNortheast Cyberteam: Methods, Re
 sults and Expansion via the Cyberteam Portal\n\nGoodhue, Ma, Del Maestro, 
 Najafi, Segee...\n\nComputing has become an essential component of researc
 h and education for nearly every scientific discipline.  Meeting the need 
 for research computing facilitators (RCFs); support staff who can help fac
 ulty make the best use of available computing resources; is a significant 
 challenge for small and mid-sized institutions that do not have the critic
 al mass to build teams of RCFs on site.  The NSF-sponsored Northeast Cyber
 team is addressing this challenge by building a process by which research 
 computing facilitators can be shared across institutional boundaries while
  also developing self-service tools that reduce the support burden. \n\nTh
 e Connect.Cyberinfrastructure Portal, developed to support the Northeast C
 yberteam, has enabled adoption of program methods by other communities of 
 practice and collaboration with the broader research computing community. 
 A pilot expansion effort was initiated in July 2020 to explore collaborati
 ve opportunities. Progress and preliminary findings are discussed.\n\nTag:
  Best Practices, HPC Training and Education\n\nRegistration Category: Tech
  Program Reg Pass
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