SUNY Oneonta students Ethan Biles and Jack Millen took their education beyond the classroom by joining Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy Joshua Nollenberg at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility.
Along with SUNY Old Westbury researchers, the two-day gathering featured academics from local institutions, including Brookhaven National Laboratory, City University of New York and Stony Brook University as well as international and national scholars.
The initiative is part of a long-term commitment to expand Stony Brook’s computational infrastructure. Planning is already underway for phases three and four, which will bring even more GPUs online to keep pace with emerging needs.
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