In This Series

1. Some Assembly Required: Organizing in the 21st century

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   Seminars | 27 Sep 2012 | Contributor(s): Noshir Contractor

   Recent technological advances provide comprehensive digital traces of social actions, interactions, and transactions. These data provide an unprecedented exploratorium to model the socio-technical motivations for creating, maintaining, dissolving, and reconstituting into teams – for research,...

2. Manufacturing An America Built to Last

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   Seminars | 27 Sep 2012 | Contributor(s): Thomas Kurfess

   President Obama stated in the 2012 STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS that an AMERICA BUILT to LAST requires an innovative and strong manufacturing industry. The US manufacturing industry is at a transformational point in history and requires support from the US government to flourish. Dr. Kurfess will...

3. Creating Tools for Research and Instruction

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   Seminars | 27 Sep 2012 | Contributor(s): Gerry McCartney

4. Managing Workflows Within HUBzero: How to Use Pegasus to Execute Computational Pipelines

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   Seminars | 27 Sep 2012 | Contributor(s): Ewa Deelman

   This talk will focus on the ability to construct and execute computational pipelines/workflows within the HUBzero environment using the Pegasus Workflow Management System. Pegasus is available today in NEES.org, DiaGrid.org, and other hubs. Pegasus allows users to develop workflows at a...

5. Welcome to the World of HUBzero

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   Seminars | 02 Oct 2012 | Contributor(s): Michael McLennan

   Opening remarks for the 2012 HUBbub Conference. The HUBzero team creates software for building collaboratories for research, education, and collaboration. It all started with nanoHUB.org, but HUBzero now support more than 40 science gateways around the world. Together, these hubs have served a...

6. Hub Databases: Moving Collaborative Research Forward

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   Seminars | 02 Oct 2012 | Contributor(s): Ann Christine Catlin, Michael McLennan

   Databases are now well established resources on many Hubs, and have been used for more than 3 years by large scale research projects and smaller research groups to support the collection, exploration, and sharing of data. We will take a tour of the databases at the Hubs, investigating why Hub...