HUBbub 2010 Morning Sessions, Day 2
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Workshop for the HUBzero™ User Community
The HUBzero™ software was released as Open Source during HUBbub 2010, April 13th - 14th!
HUBzero™ is supported by a consortium of universities including Purdue, Indiana, Clemson, and Wisconsin. The HUBzero Platform is the basis of nanoHUB.org and 20 other sites, delivering hundreds of scientific tools and seminars to more than 350,000 visitors each year.
Below are videos and presentation materials from HUBbub 2010. See how the unique HUBzero solution has empowered a wide spectrum of projects in nanotechnology, healthcare research, and other areas of engineering and science. HUBbub 2010 attendees learned through hands-on tutorials on how to set up their own hub using HUBzero's open source software, how to create and publish scientific tools on their own hub, how to connect the tools to computing clusters and other Grid resources, and how to add new capabilities to the platform. We discussed ideas and listened to feedback that will help shape the roadmap for future development.