1. Future Directions Michael McLennan, Shawn Rice Purdue University HUBbub 2014, Indianapolis, IN19/30/14

2. How is HUBzero developed? 1 According to the goals of various hub projects Courses Super Groups BOINC CK Editor DataStore Rappture builder Pegasus workflow Collections Projects Publications Tag mgmt Bulk upload HUBbub 2014, Indianapolis, IN29/30/14

3. BOINC: Volunteer Computing 3HUBbub 2014, Indianapolis, IN Hub Volunteer Network submit --venue boinc New “submit” venue for computation Dispatch thousands of jobs via one command http://nanohub.org/groups/nano hub_at_home_beta 9/30/14

4. How is HUBzero developed? 2 By specific sponsored research projects ORCID Integration with the HUBzero Platform PI: Michael Witt Sloan Foundation DIBBs: Integrating Geospatial Capabilities into HUBzero PI: Carol Song NSF #1261727, $3.4M DIBBs: Building a Modular Cyber-Platform for Systematic Collection, Curation, and Preservation of large Engineering and Science Data PI: Santiago Pujol NSF #1443027, $1.5M HUBbub 2014, Indianapolis, IN49/30/14

5. How is HUBzero developed? 3 By anyone in the open source community Get more developers involved HUBbub 2014, Indianapolis, IN59/30/14

6. Make a Wish https://hubzero.org/wishlist 401 Wishes 120 Granted HUBbub 2014, Indianapolis, IN69/30/14