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Advanced Research Computing Information Technology Virginia Tech

ARC Personnel Associate VP for Research Computing: Terry Herdman Director, HPC: Vijay Agarwala Director, Visualization: Nicholas Polys Director, Archival Data Management: Gary Worley Assist. Director, Development and Fiscal Admin: Alana Romanella Network Research Manager: Mark K. Gardner Computational Scientists – Justin Krometis – James McClure – Brian Marshall – Srijith Rajamohan – Bob Settlage Systems Engineer: Brent Woodruff Software Engineer: Nathan Liles Visualization and Virtual Reality Systems Specialist - Lance Arsenault

Mission Advanced Research Computing (ARC) provides centralized support for research computing by building, operating and promoting the use of advanced cyberinfrastructure at Virginia Tech. ARC delivers a comprehensive ecosystem consisting of advanced computational systems, large-scale data storage, visualization facilities, software, and consulting services. ARC provides education and outreach services through conferences, seminars, and scientific computing courses. ARC seeks to help maximize research productivity at Virginia Tech through interdisciplinary collaborations that connect researchers to new opportunities in computing and data driven research as they occur. By fostering strategic partnerships with the public and private sector, ARC serves to cultivate an entrepreneurial spirit around advanced computing infrastructure as a platform for collaboration and helps secure the position of Virginia Tech as a leader in education and research.

World-class Visualization Capacity The Visionarium Lab VisCube immersive projection room High-resolution workstation 3D TVs, Touch-table Interactive 3D Web and desktopapplications High Performance Visualization Cluster rendering on ARC GPUs HokieSpeed BlueRidge NewRiver

Visual Computing Services: scaling for insight User support and Consulting Trainings and Classes Tours and Field Trips Project support and Collaboration

ARC Links ARC Presentation, Flyer, and Mission: MOU: