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Lawrencium Cluster training and additional updates
The IT Division’s ScienceIT team is offering Lawrencium Training for the Berkeley Lab community. Along with the virtual training, there are some additional system updates, including new infrastructure updates and more. Developed and managed by the ScienceIT team, the Lawrencium cluster is a powerful high-performance computing resource at Berkeley Lab, consisting of more than 1,300… Read more »
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Evolving Phishing Tactics
Phishing continues to target the Berkeley Lab community, through fake emails and text messages. These attacks can be difficult to recognize because they often impersonate colleagues. It’s critical for Lab colleagues to understand the latest phishing tactics to protect Berkeley Lab. Read more »
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Upcoming Scopus and SciVal Trainings on Oct. 29 and Oct. 31
The IT Research Services Team is offering new trainings in October for Scopus and SciVal, two online tools from Elsevier that provide access to research information and performance data. Read more »
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#1 Action to Take for Cyber Security
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a perfect time to talk about the number one thing you can do for cyber security: keep your operating systems (OS) and applications updated. This simple task is essential to protecting both personal and organizational data, especially in Berkeley Lab’s open IT environment. Read more »
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New podcast “Cyber Supplements” by the Berkeley Lab IT Cyber Security team
It’s Cyber Security Awareness Month! We’ve created a new cyber security podcast named “Cyber Supplements”. This podcast informs you of emergent and persistent cyber security challenges facing the Lab, in a new and engaging format. The first episode discusses weak and temporary passwords. Read more »
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Google Sign-In for Third-Party Apps – Action Required
Third-party apps that use only a username and password to access Google Accounts will no longer be supported beginning September 30, 2024. Read more »
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IT Training, October 2024
Science IT @ LBL has partnered with D-Lab to offer our workshops to you. Following is a list of upcoming workshops on Python, R Programming, and Excel. To register for the workshops listed below, click on the link below to read the description, and then click the link to register via the partner portal for… Read more »
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AI at Your Fingertips: Berkeley Lab’s CBORG Initiative Empowers Scientists
In early August, ScienceIT introduced the CBORG AI Portal, offering researchers at the Lab access to a comprehensive set of AI models. Learn more about the project and how Lab scientists are using CBORG AI services. Read more »
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(Canceled) Upcoming Trainings for Scopus and SciVal
The Scopus and SciVal trainings have been canceled due to technical issues. IT Research Services will provide an update on the rescheduled courses when available. Read more »
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New Phishing Tactics: QR codes and SMS
The Berkeley Lab Cyber Security group has identified a new phishing tactic that uses an image file and QR codes to bypass spam filters. The attacker then takes the attack to your phone, communicating with you via SMS messages. Read more »
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IT Training, September 2024
IT offers technical training to Berkeley Lab employees in partnership with UC Berkeley. Upcoming courses include Python GPT fundamentals and a beginner-friendly introduction to coding with GitHub Copilot, popular AI coding assistant. Read more »
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Aug. 29 AI@LBNL Webinar: Building Infrastructure for Cutting-Edge Scientific AI
Join us on Thursday, Aug. 29, 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. for the next AI@LBNL webinar featuring speakers from the IT Division and NERSC’s Data and AI Services Group. Read more »
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Google Workspace Updates, August 2024
Learn about new and upcoming changes to Google Workspace apps, including better formatting for tables in Google Sheets, an easier way to view Google Forms data, and improvements to sharing in Google Workspace. Read more »
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