News: How CHTC is Making An Impact

CHTC’s computing pioneering continues to advance science and society in new ways. Located at the heart of UW-Madison’s School for Computer, Data & Information Sciences (CDIS), CHTC offers exceptional computing capabilities and experienced facilitation support to campus researchers and international scientists alike. Working in collaboration with projects across all areas of study, CHTC helps innovate solutions that otherwise might not have been possible, while at the same time evolving the field of distributed computing.

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News: How CHTC is Making An Impact

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Fostering Community Amongst Developers and Researchers: A Reflection on the 2024 European Autumn HTCondor Workshop

Student Fellows Advance Research Computing Infrastructure at CHTC

A Spotlight on Cole Bollig: Finding CHTC, Community, and Learning HTCondor

Erik Wright: A Biologist Using High Throughput Computing to Unravel Antibiotic Resistance

Tribal College and CHTC pursue opportunities to expand computing education and infrastructure

USGS uses HTCondor to advance Mars research

Read about some of CHTC’s latest news and projects:

Bringing The National Research Platform Capacity to the HTC Community

Unlocking New Frontiers in Drug Discovery: High Throughput Computing in the Thyme Lab

Oral Roberts University Advances Cyberinfrastructure with OSPool Integration

Reaching Record Numbers of Contributing Institutions to the OSPool

PATh Becomes NAIRR Pilot Service Provider for AI Workloads

HTC News Shorts: February 2025

IceCube Neutrino Observatory’s Use of High Throughput Computing: Making Discoveries in Astrophysics Using Neutrinos

HTC News Shorts: January 2025

Decoding the Sun’s Secrets With the Help of Pelican

A Spotlight on Cole Bollig: Finding CHTC, Community, and Learning HTCondor

Collaborations Between Two National Laboratories and the OSG Consortium Propel Nuclear and High-Energy Physics Forward

High Throughput Community Builds Stronger Ties at HTC24 Week

CHTC Launches First Fellow Program

NOAA funded marine scientist uses OSPool access to high throughput computing to explode her boundaries of research

Advancing computational throughput of NSF funded projects with the PATh Facility

Addressing the challenges of transferring large datasets with the OSDF

Junior researchers advance black hole research with OSPool open capacity

“Becoming part of something bigger” motivates campus contributions to the OSPool

Through the use of high throughput computing, NRAO delivers one of the deepest radio images of space

Astronomers and Engineers Use a Grid of Computers at a National Scale to Study the Universe 300 Times Faster

Ecologists utilizing HTC to examine the effects of megafires on wildlife

Preserving historic Wisconsin aerial photos with a little help from CHTC

OSG School mission: Don’t let computing be a barrier to research

How the GLUE Lab is bringing the potential of HTC to track the movement of cattle and land use change

The American Museum of Natural History Ramps Up Education on Research Computing

Using HTC expanded scale of research using noninvasive measurements of tendons and ligaments

Training a dog and training a robot aren’t so different

The Pelican Project: Building a universal plug for scientific data-sharing

Plant physiologists used high throughput computing to remedy research “bottleneck”

CHTC Launches First Introductory Workshop on HTC and HPC

HTCondor European Workshop returns for ninth year in Orsay, France

OSG David Swanson Awardees Honored at HTC23

Great Plains Regional CyberTeam Expanding Capacity for Computing from Great Plains Campuses

Construction Commences on CHTC's Future Home in New CDIS Building

OSPool As a Tool for Advancing Research in Computational Chemistry

Get To Know Student Communications Specialist Hannah Cheren

The CHTC Philosophy of High Throughput Computing – A Talk by Greg Thain

Distributed Computing at the African School of Physics 2022 Workshop

Fire up the GPUs: UW-Madison, Morgridge project sparks next-level computing

Google Quantum Computing Utilizing HTCondor

Get To Know Todd Tannenbaum

Empowering Computational Materials Science Research using HTC

CHTC Leads High Throughput Computing Demonstrations

CHTC Hosts Machine Learning Demo and Q+A session

OSG User School 2022 Researchers Present Inspirational Lightning Talks

CHTC Facilitation Innovations for Research Computing

High-throughput computing: Fostering data science without limits

UW–Madison's Icecube Neutrino Observatory Wins HPCwire Award

Over 240,000 CHTC Jobs Hit Record Daily Capacity Consumption

PATh Extends Access to Diverse Set of High Throughput Computing Research Programs

Meet Joe B. from the CHTC

Solving for the future: Investment, new coalition levels up research computing infrastructure at UW–Madison

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LIGO's Search for Gravitational Waves Signals Using HTCondor

The Future of Radio Astronomy Using High Throughput Computing

Expediting Nuclear Forensics and Security Using High Throughput Computing

Testing GPU/ML Framework Compatibility

UW Statistics Course using HTC

Using HTC and HPC Applications to Track the Dispersal of Spruce Budworm Moths

Using high throughput computing to investigate the role of neural oscillations in visual working memory

Introducing the PATh Facility: A Unique Distributed High Throughput Computing Service

The role of HTC in advancing population genetics research

A Long-Awaited Reunion: HTCondor Week 2022 in Photos

High-throughput computing as an enabler of black hole science

NIAID/ACE - OSG collaboration leads to a successful virtual training session

Machine Learning and Image Analyses for Livestock Data

Harnessing HTC-enabled precision mental health to capture the complexity of smoking cessation

Protecting ecosystems with HTC

Centuries of newspapers are now easily searchable thanks to HTCSS

Resilience: How COVID-19 challenged the scientific world

Using HTC for a simulation study on cross-validation for model evaluation in psychological science