Browsing by Author "Neuhauser, Claudia"

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    A Comprehensive Campus-based Approach to Address the Opportunities and Challenges Posed by Data Intensive Research
    (Association for Computing Machinery, 2019) Wilgenbusch, James C; Baller, Joshua A; Bates, Carla; Bollig, Evan; Johnston, Lisa R; Neuhauser, Claudia
    Faced with escalating expenses related to data storage needs and a capable set of on campus storage service providers, the University of Minnesota (UMN) developed a comprehensive framework to better address current and emerging challenges and opportunities brought by data intensive research. Elements of this framework and the process used to develop it could be applied at other research institutions to advance their efforts to address the challenges they face supporting data intensive science. While approaches may differ slightly, addressing these challenges within our respective universities is critical, and perhaps a prerequisite to building and sustaining partnerships among providers of advanced research computing and fully realizing the value of our data.
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    Keeping Ahead of the Future: A Blueprint of the Institute for the Advancement of Science and Engineering (IASE)
    (University of MInnesota: Provost's Advisory Committee for the Advancement of Science and Engineering, 2007-06-12) Neuhauser, Claudia; Berman, Judith; Dahlberg, Daniel; Ebner, Timothy J.; Ekker, Stephen C.; Goodge, John; Gunnar, Megan; Kumar, Vipin; Longmire, Ellen; Mantell, Susan; McGue, Matthew; Paller, Mark S.; Phillips, Ronald; Siegel, Ronald; Sotiropoulos, Fotis; Young, Nevin; Himes, Katherine
    The Institute for the Advancement of Science and Engineering will be a system-wide, premier research institute dedicated to contributing knowledge and providing solutions to great challenges that require multidisciplinary approaches across the sciences and engineering. It will establish the University of Minnesota as a leader in interdisciplinary research at the intersection of biological, chemical, physical, engineering, and computational sciences. The hallmarks of this institute are excellence, faculty engagement, and focused investments to maximize the impact of the Institute.
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    Transforming the University: Final Recommendations of the College Design: Science/Engineering Task Force
    (University of Minnesota, 2006-05-05) Neuhauser, Claudia; Bates, Frank; Bernlohr, David
    Advances in the biological sciences will transform the physical sciences, engineering, biomedical research, agriculture, and the environmental sciences. Critical to this transformation are strong connections between biology and the physical sciences, mathematics, and engineering. The University of Minnesota seeks to be a leader in promoting these new connections among the sciences, engineering, and related disciplines. This task force concluded that the sciences and engineering at the University of Minnesota have a unique structure that is progressive and ideally suited for greater collaboration across department boundaries. Therefore, we find no reason to recommend change to the current organizational structure of IT or CBS.
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    Transforming the University: Preliminary Recommendations of the College Design: Science/Engineering Task Force
    (University of Minnesota, 2006-03-27) Neuhauser, Claudia; Bates, Frank; Bernlohr, David
    This task force concluded that the sciences and engineering at the University of Minnesota have a unique structure that is progressive and ideally suited for greater collaboration across department boundaries. Therefore, we find no reason to recommend change to the current organizational structure of IT or CBS.