The Center for Computational Science was started with the support of . . . .
University Partners
College of Arts & Sciences
Encompassing 37 majors and 41 minors, and focused on excellence in research and teaching with a student:faculty ratio of 11:1, the College of Arts & Sciences is committed to the enduring values of an interdisciplinary liberal arts education.
College of Engineering
The College of Engineering educates tomorrow’s technology leaders for career success by integrating research and education, responding to employment realities, improving the human condition, and preparing for continuous learning.
Miller School of Medicine
The vision of the Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine is to develop the highest quality medical care, research and education in meaningful, sustainable ways while being culturally sensitive to our community’s needs.
Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences
Offering two NOAA laboratories and a marine and science technology high school, RSMAS has grown into one of the world’s leading oceanographic and atmospheric research institutions.
School of Architecture
UMSoA is a leader in training practitioners who view design as essential to all aspects of the built environment and pursue architecture as a combination of civic art and building science.
Industry Partners
DDN
The leader in scalable storage infrastructure for big data and cloud applications. DataDirect Networks (DDN) can help you unlock the value of your data by delivering systems with the highest performance, scalability, efficiency and simplicity. DDN can accelerate your data-intensive applications and workflow, or scale in performance and capacity for your requirements.
IBM
IBM provides proven supercomputing power. With a worldwide staff of professionals, strong investment in R&D and a massive patent portfolio, IBM is the right partner to help innovate, break through and advance scientific research. With high-performance computing solutions, IBM provides the ability to apply advanced technology to perform more calculations faster and tackle problems of greater complexity—all without the worry of overwhelming your system.
Software Carpentry
Since 1998, Software Carpentry has been teaching researchers in science, engineering, medicine, and related disciplines the computing skills they need to get more done in less time, and with less pain. Software Carpentry is a member organization of NumFOCUS and is a §501(c)(3) nonprofit. Their long-term goal is to ensure that every researcher learns the skills Software Carpentry teaches early in their career, whether through their organization, or because what they teach has become part of the standard curriculum for that researcher’s discipline.
Southeastern University Research Association
The Southeastern Universities Research Association (SURA) is a consortium of over sixty universities across the US. SURA seeks to foster collaboration among its member institutions in science and engineering and to encourage new ideas for SURA collaborative programs that meet SURA criteria for support. SURA members share a common interest in exploring and developing ways to advance science and to strengthen their institutions and organizations through collaborative efforts. SURA seeks as new members institutions and organizations that share these interests. The University of Miami is a member of SURA.
Sunshine State Educational and Research Computing Alliance (SSERCA)
The Southeastern Universities Research Association (SURA) is a consortium of over sixty universities across the US. SURA seeks to foster collaboration among its member institutions in science and engineering and to encourage new ideas for SURA collaborative programs that meet SURA criteria for support. SURA members share a common interest in exploring and developing ways to advance science and to strengthen their institutions and organizations through collaborative efforts. SURA seeks as new members institutions and organizations that share these interests. The University of Miami is a member of SURA.