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HUBzero

HUBzero is an open source software platform for building websites that support scientific activities. The platform allows individuals to create web sites

HUBzero

Science gateway

(formerly CyVerse/iPlant Collaborative) Galaxy Project Globus Toolkit HUBzero Zooniverse As some of the earliest gateways (and other digital resources)

Science gateway

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NanoHUB

million. The Web portal of NCN is nanoHUB.org and is an instance of a HUBzero hub. It offers simulation tools, course materials, lectures, seminars,

NanoHUB

Data Infrastructure Building Blocks

of Carnegie-Mellon University Integrating Geospatial Capabilities into HUBzero, led by Xiaohui Carol Song of Purdue University Brown Dog, led by Kenton

Data Infrastructure Building Blocks

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Cyberinfrastructure

Type of infrastructure

the National Center for Supercomputing Applications. The nanoHUB and its HUBzero software originally funded in 2002 is an important cyberinfrastructure

Cyberinfrastructure

Comparison of research networking tools and research profiling systems

Software: ERA Research Compliance". InfoEd Global eRA Research. "HUBzero". hubzero.org. Purdue University (31 October 2012). "This Purdue Team is Super

Comparison of research networking tools and research profiling systems

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Virtual research environment

are discussed in. VRE software may be built on a CMS platform (such as HUBzero), from a learning management system (such as Sakai) or through specific

Virtual research environment

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Earthquake engineering

Study of earthquake-resistant structures

engineering community via the NEEShub website. The NEES website is powered by HUBzero software developed at Purdue University for nanoHUB specifically to help

Earthquake engineering

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Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation

earthquake engineering community via the NEEShub, which is powered by the HUBzero software developed at Purdue University specifically to help the scientific

Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation

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Automatic parallelization tool

Tool to convert sequential code to parallel

is very useful when Cetus runs on a non-Linux platform. An experimental Hubzero version of Cetus was implemented in May 2013 and Cetus can also run via

Automatic parallelization tool

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