March 1, Blood Research Institute, Milwaukee

The research community’s need for progressively granular results has driven the development of supercomputing technologies. User-friendly interfaces and research gateways facilitate access by all domains of science, arts and humanities research, and education applications. 

The amount of data produced can quickly overwhelm researchers and their service providers who, in many cases, are not funded to manage the unanticipated demand. Library informatics professionals, information technology service providers, and funding agents face unprecedented, and in some cases legislated, data lifecycle management challenges.

The institutions that comprise SeWHiP (the Southeast Wisconsin High Performance Cyberinfrastructure) invite you to participate in a one-day symposium to explore the challenges associated with storage, access, visualization, sharing, integration, and scaling of research data. The event is free, but registration is required at www.sewhip.org . Space is limited! A brochure is available online:http://palebird.com/temp/DATASYMPOSIUM.pdf