ACENET's Embedded Technical Support program is designed to assist researchers in any discipline at Atlantic Canadian post-secondary institutions to adopt or improve their use of advanced computing techniques and resources in their research. 

These tools have the potential to accelerate discovery in almost any discipline. However, the expertise necessary to optimize code, successfully migrate workflows from a desktop to an HPC cluster, build a cloud platform, or simply explore the capabilities and benefits of advanced computing may not be readily available, especially in smaller projects.

This program pairs ACENET's technical experts with innovative projects that have high potential for success and impact, and that require advanced computing resources, programming support and/or in-depth technical expertise. Some examples of areas ACENET can help are:

• Code parallelization, profiling and optimization for HPC systems 
• Scientific or data visualization
• Data analytics
• Machine learning
• Workflow migration from the desktop to a cluster
• Applying research data management practices

Successful projects under this program are able to access focused and dedicated support from one to two of ACENET’s research consultants for a period of two to four months. During this period, the ACENET staff member will spend up to 50 per cent of their time working on the project.

A call is now open and closes Sept. 8.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact ACENET at applications@ace-net.ca.

More information and a submission form are available here.

ACENET is a not-for-profit consortium of universities and community colleges in Atlantic Canada offering advanced research computing resources for academia and industry.

Memorial University is the lead institution and head office. Learn more about ACENET here.