Share the Impact of Anvil
Anvil resources were designed to meet the national research communities' needs for capacity, accessibility and effective support in today's rapidly evolving computational research landscape. We are excited to publicize news of these discoveries.
Please acknowledge the use of Anvil for papers, presentations or other publications. See How to Cite Anvil for complete details.
How to Share Your Research and Success Stories
ACCESS Researchers
ACCESS researchers are encouraged to use this form to add publications to their profile, which are then available when sunmitting allocation requests and visible to ACCESS resource providers for their reporting requirements.
Work Highlights
Please let us know what Anvil has helped you achieve – presentations, publication, new knowledge and more! Anvil staff will review the information you submit through this short survey and may highlight your work in reports, publications and other outreach vehicles that target your scientific colleagues, funding agency personnel and others.
Press Releases
Please contact the Rosen Center for Advanced Computing Communications team if you would like to coordinate press releases with your institution or department. Interested in what we have written about other researchers like you? Visit the Anvil Science Highlights page to read all about the research being done on Anvil.
Researcher Testimonials
"In my mind, running calculations on Anvil is literally like striking a hammer. There is so much power."
See full article"To ensure the platform can handle large-scale computation, HydroFlame will be deployed on Anvil, a national advanced computing resource at Purdue University, ensuring maximum efficiency and speed for scientific workflows."
"Training … models requires GPUs and a lot of memory, Anvil gives us both of these things, which is great. Trying to train these models on your laptop is unimaginable."
See full article"During the previous big data workshops, I organized, participants faced significant challenges as they had to navigate both the command line interface and the R programming environment, which often led to difficulties as most participants have limited computing skills. Anvil's powerful computing capabilities allow participants to handle large-scale omics data more efficiently, making analysis of next-generation sequencing data more accessible."
See full article"The interactive interface provided by Anvil's Open OnDemand deployment gave us a platform to collaborate with the researchers designing the workshop and create custom Jupyter applications for each unit of the workshop's curriculum. These custom applications allowed us to abstract away many of the nuanced environment creation and initialization commands from the participants who did not have a background in HPC. This allowed them to focus on the pieces that were relevant to their research--effectively decreasing the 'time to science' and allowing them to make use of an extremely capable national HPC resource without needing to be an expert in HPC."
"So with Anvil we could basically test out a number of different mutations, which would be really hard to do on a normal computer. It'd probably take months. But on Anvil, we could do that testing relatively quickly. And so we came up with a number of different mutations—four to be exact. And then, what we did was, we did computational binding free energy calculations, which would also take a very long time on just a normal computer. And we tested our design against the soluble version that had no mutations against a bunch of different variants of SARS-CoV-2."
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