Charles (Charlie) Verboom posted on Mar 20, 2012 IT recently concluded efforts to provide Bitbucket, a distributed version control system for software developers, to lab users. We are in the early stages of rollout and are looking for some early adopters. Bitbucket supports both Git … [Read more...] about Version Control System – Now Available
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Archives and Records Class on April 10
Nina Lucido posted on Mar 15, 2012 Are you running out of space in your office, moving to a new office, or tasked with processing the records of retiring (or already retired) scientists? Learn more about files that need to be kept, which can be archived, which can be disposed of, and DOE and … [Read more...] about Archives and Records Class on April 10
Whats New in Matlab
Charles (Charlie) Verboom posted on Mar 06, 2012 R2012a Release Highlights for the MATLAB and Simulink Product Families For those of you are Matlab users, a 30 minute video concerning the latest improvements can be found here For a short intro to a variety of products impacted by this … [Read more...] about Whats New in Matlab
Supercluster downtime scheduled, Mar 6th, Tuesday, 9.00 am to 5.00 pm
Krishna Muriki posted on Mar 05, 2012 HPCS team has scheduled a downtime to the Lab supercluster on March 6th, Tuesday from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm to peform regular maintenance. Users will not be able to access the login nodes, cluster queues or the data on the cluster filesystems. This is a … [Read more...] about Supercluster downtime scheduled, Mar 6th, Tuesday, 9.00 am to 5.00 pm
Mailstop Changes in Lab Directory
Charles (Charlie) Verboom posted on Mar 02, 2012 Background Direct (self service) update of location, phone, fax, mailstop, and personal web page was implemented last Fall. At the time, we noted there was some work to be done to re-engineer the process involving mailstops. This work has been … [Read more...] about Mailstop Changes in Lab Directory
LabTech 2012
Nina Lucido posted on Mar 01, 2012 LabTech - The Berkeley Lab Computing and Technology Event By and For Lab Staff This page is about LabTech2012, if you're looking for information about LabTech2013 coming up on October 10, … [Read more...] about LabTech 2012
February 8 Google Apps Classes
Nina Lucido posted on Feb 03, 2012 IT Division is currently offering introductory courses, taught by a Learn iT instructor, on Gmail/Google Calendar and Google Docs. We still have room available for our Wednesday, February 8 classes. Other upcoming classes include MS Power Point and MS … [Read more...] about February 8 Google Apps Classes
Understanding Google’s Privacy Policy Changes for Google Apps at Berkeley Lab
Adam Stone posted on Jan 31, 2012 Earlier this month, Google made big headlines with a major overhaul of its privacy policies. Google has described these changes as necessary to both simplify its policies and enable more customized content across its services. Critics have charged that the … [Read more...] about Understanding Google’s Privacy Policy Changes for Google Apps at Berkeley Lab
New Video Conferencing Services and Improvements
Adam Stone posted on Jan 30, 2012 2012 - The Year of Videoconferencing OK, maybe too grandiose, but between technology/usability improvements, new products, travel budget pressures, and sustainability goals, things seem like they’re at a real turning point with videoconferencing. IT is … [Read more...] about New Video Conferencing Services and Improvements
Calculating What’s in the Universe
Nina Lucido posted on Jan 27, 2012 Since 2000, the three Sloan Digital Sky Surveys (SDSS I, II, III) have surveyed well over a quarter of the night sky and produced the biggest color map of the universe in three dimensions ever. Now scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence … [Read more...] about Calculating What’s in the Universe
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