Here you you find useful information about the CISER service and CCB-specific how-to's.

History of service evaluation

In FY13, we evaluated subscribing to CISER's computing services. We discovered our usage was low that we were allowed be be placed under A&S's subscription, starting July 2013.

Adding any new user does not cost us more. Please use this service if it can help your research!

NOTE: If a research unit within CCB has a project in the future with significant usage requiring additional funding, Oliver is to let CISER know so they can set up a separate account for that project.

Subscription tracker page:

http://ciser.cornell.edu/beta/usage/

When CCB was a subscriber, Oliver's NetID was authorized to view CCB's data. Now that we're under A&S's subscription (July 1, 2013), Oliver didn't get access to usage data until 5/22/14.

In January 2014, IT@Cornell published a story on the successful outcomes CCB researchers experienced from this collaboration:

Software list

CISER's service includes free-to-you access, from your own computer, to Mathmatica, Matlab, and many other software packages:

http://www.ciser.cornell.edu/computing/software.shtml

Run expensive software on CISER's high-end hardware from almost any computer (Windows, Mac, or Linux). All software licensing is pre-paid, and the installation and configuration is maintained by experts.

How to connect, and other vital instructions

First time user information and other connecting information:

http://ciser.cornell.edu/computing/manual/connect.shtm

To create an account, per CISER's email to CRCF on 3/15/13:

You are welcome to contact ChemIT@cornell.edu to let us know that you have applied for an account.

Please do let ChemIT know if you find this service helpful or if you find something that gets in the way of it being a useful service.

See also our page with information on "Other places to find software you need".