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This is a chronological list for events at NPAC. This page is constantly updated and it contains some very nifty links for papers presented, awards won by NPAC and provides for intense flashbacks as far as technology is concerned. The What's New Page is updated with papers presented and a listing of major activities at NPAC. Consider it as an archive of information...

1996

December 1996
  • A small Workshop Dec16-17 on Java for Science and Engineering
    November 1996
  • Supercomputing 96 created a set of annoucements! What is Role of Java for High Performance Scientific and Engineering Computing ; Simulation and Modelling?
  • What is HPJava --(Data) Parallel Java?
  • Examples of Advanced Web Technologies at NPAC
  • Supercomputing 96 Tutorial -- Web Technologies and HPCC
  • Some Highlights of NPAC Education Activities for Supercomputing 96
  • The Virtual University! -- 260 foilsets and 11,656 foils
  • Demonstrations of NPAC and PCRC(Parallel Compiler Runtime Consortium) Research in Parallel Fortran C++ and Java
  • Web Demonstrations prepared for Supercomputing 96
    August 1996
    We temporarily shut down:
  • A Searchable WWW USENET Newsgroups Archive
    July 1996
  • ThinkQuest Search
  • Call for papers : International Journal of Modern Physics C special issue:
    "Web Technologies for Physics Education
    April, 1996
  • The Magic Cube Java applet wins a JARS top 1% award.
  • EFP Internship Program in NPAC homepage goes online. Ecole Franco-Polonaise en Nouvelles Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication". EFP is an elite college in Poznan, Poland, funded by the French Telecom, Bull Computers, and Telecommunication Poland. March, 1996
    The Syracuse University Men's Basketball Team make the NCAA title game .
  • The phone list is online with mailto links and links to users homepages. Table and non-table versions are available
  • Locally available manuals The Learn Java in 21 days CD-ROM and NCAR manuals are now available on line. Hooked on Java CD-ROM to follow shortly. Internal Only. Organization of the NPAC server a draft page outlining the file system on the NPAC server. Internal Only.
  • Monthly access graphs Graphs showing the growth in monthly accesses for the NPAC server since December 1994 are now available. February, 1996
    The Maxwell School Agenda '96 lecture series . Newt Gingrich gives a lecture at Syracuse University Maxwell School . The lecture transcript, audio, video and images are available online.
  • The Awards Page lists awards won by NPAC projects January, 1996
  • The Visible Human Project is about a digital data set of a complete human male and female cadaver with two and three dimensional images.

    1995

    December, 1995
  • The RSA Factoring Project
    September, 1995
  • Call for Papers for a special issue of Concurrency: Practice and Experience on Commercial and Industrial HPC Applications.
    August, 1995
  • A Special Announcements section has been set up on the NPAC home page.
    March, 1995
  • Positions are available at NPAC for research scientists and systems programmers.
    February, 1995
  • An online version of the book Parallel Computing Works! by Fox, Messina, and Williams, is now available.

    1994

    December, 1994
  • NYNET TESTBED: New York State Information SuperHighway now has a home page
  • NPAC technical reports and papers are now available on-line through a hypertext interface.
    November, 1994
  • The Living Textbook Project is a collaborative project to apply high performance computing and communications to K-12 education in New York state.
  • Kids Web is a World Wide Web digital library for school kids, that is being developed as part of the Living Textbook. This is currently featured as the Hot Link of the Month, a new item on the NPAC home page.
    September, 1994
  • The National Software Exchange is an interdisciplinary effort by the Center for Research in Parallel Computation to facilitate the development and distribution of software enabling technologies for high performance computing.
  • The High Performance Fortran Applications project contains information about High Performance Fortran (HPF), as well as example HPF codes.
    August, 1994
  • A glossary of terms on High Performance Computing and Communications provides a roadmap or information integration system for HPCC technology.
  • An ongoing survey of high performance computers is being developed.
  • Homepages of NPAC researchers are now available. There is also a much faster index with no icons.
  • The home page for the 1994 Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program in High Performance Computing is now available.
  • This summer, NPAC taught a class of eighth graders about network hypermedia using Mosaic and the World Wide Web, as part of the Syracuse University Young Scholars Program .
    July, 1994
  • The NPAC WWW server has now been officially registered at CERN and NCSA. The server has been unofficially available for a few months now, and contains a lot of information about NPAC and its activities, including NPAC research projects , computing facilities , education programs , and InfoMall , the NPAC technology transfer program. There are also numerous pointers to information on High Performance Computing and Communications. We are planning to add a lot of new information to this server in the coming months, so watch this space for pointers to new additions.
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