Research Computing

High Performance Computing

High-Performance Computing (HPC) is a system-wide service that provides the advanced computational and data-driven capabilities needed for innovative and collaborative research activities at the University of Missouri. The HPC environment includes a state-of-the-art shared-resource cluster, an experimental cluster, a teaching and learning cluster for students, and a number of grant-friendly investor services. It also includes general purpose research storage and high-throughput computing storage.

You may apply for an HPC account using the Computing Resources Account Request form. The teaching and learning cluster only requires university single-sign-on credentials.

RCSS provides ongoing training for our high-performance computing resources. This training covers hardware basics, how to use the scheduler, how to use secure shell key-based authentication, and any other questions you may have. Please bring your own laptop.

Now Hiring: HPC System Administrator

The Research Support Services team is actively seeking applicants who are looking for a Linux system administrator position supporting our HPC research clusters. For more information please follow this link.

Research Computing

• About Research Computing
• Account Request/Getting Started
• CUI Secured Environments
• Cyberinfrastructure Council
  • Cyberinfrastructure Council Membership List
  • Cyberinfrastructure Plan
  • Cyberinfrastructure Resources
• MU Research Network
  • Research Network Request

Services

• HPC Compute
• HPC Storage
• HTC Storage
• GPU
• Teaching Cluster