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Interactive Computing: Jupyter Notebooks and VS Code on Compute Nodes
Bridge the gap between local, GUI-based development and remote cluster compute without crashing login nodes or violating HPC policies.
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SADE-SIM at FSE 2026
CCL fist-year PhD student Lax traveled to FSE 2026 in Montreal, Canada to present his work, "SADE-SIM: A Scalable Simulation Platform for Validating City-Scale Multi-sUAS Missions."
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Conda, Modules, and Containers: How to Manage Your Software Without Breaking the Cluster
Managing software on a shared supercomputer is completely different from your personal laptop. Here is how to use Modules, Conda, and Containers effectively without exhausting your storage or crashing the cluster.
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Getting Started with SLURM
SLURM is the job scheduler running on most HPC clusters today. Here are the commands and habits that get you productive quickly as an end-user, without having to read the entire manual first.
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Work Queue Insights: Practical Debugging on HPC Systems
A segfault in task_min_resources taught us a few things about staying sane while debugging on HPC systems. Here are the habits that keep you from burning hours waiting on a large workflow when a three-task smoke test would have told you the same thing.