Every week of term, the CougR Working Group hosts a gathering for presentations, troubleshooting, and general sharing of information relating to the R programming language. Meetings are held either in PACCAR 202 or PACCAR 305 depending on availability. Visit https://cereo.wsu.edu/r-working-group/ for more information.  

This seminar is a part of the Chemistry Seminar Series and is open to the public. Designing in the face of uncertainty: exploiting electronic structure and machine learning models for discovery in transition metal chemistry   Presented by: Professor Heather J. Kulik, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering at MIT Recent transformative advances in computing power and algorithms […]

Registration Registration will open in early March. Please visit https://mbrousil.github.io/2019-04-08-wsu/ for additional information and to register. General Information Software Carpentry aims to help researchers get their work done in less time and with less pain by teaching them basic research computing skills. This hands-on workshop will cover basic concepts and tools, including program design, version control, data management, […]

Every week of term, the CougR Working Group hosts a gathering for presentations, troubleshooting, and general sharing of information relating to the R programming language. Meetings are held either in […]

The Center for Institutional Research Computing’s April seminar Computational Solutions Towards Discovery of Condition-Specific Gene Relationships will be given by Dr. Stephen Ficklin, Horticulture. The seminar will be held in […]

Part of the Institute of Biological Chemistry Seminar Series  Modeling dependence in nitrogen signaling cascades using dynamic transcriptome data Dr. Amy Marshall-Colon, Assistant Professor, School of Integrative Biology, University of Illinois […]

The Python Working Group (PWG) is a place for students to learn and share knowledge of the Python programming language. The PWG is a community driven group with weekly presentations given by PWG members on a range of Python related topics. Python users of all skill levels are welcome to join. Find more information including […]

The HPC club will present a seminar on the basics of Machine Learning. The seminar will begin at 4:10pm on April 26th in SPARK 227 and is open to anyone. […]

Recognized as one of the top regional events on high performance computing, the RMACC Symposium brings together faculty, researchers, industry leaders and students.  RMACC members represent the major educational and governmental research institutions in the 9-state Intermountain Region. The Symposium is open to the general public and will feature a wide array of speakers, panel […]

The Northwest Theoretical Chemistry Conference highlights new and outstanding physical chemistry efforts in the region.  It aims to provide students and post-docs the opportunity to present their work in a nurturing environment where collaborations could be developed and advanced. It is also an opportunity to highlight the experience and capabilities of local universities and national […]