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Congratulations to Colin Thomas on Passing His Candidacy Exam
Congratulations to Colin Thomas on his Ph.D. candidacy in April 2026.
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Congratulations to Thanh Son Phung on Passing His Doctoral Defense
Thanh Son Phung successfully defended his Ph.D. dissertation in April 2026. He joined the lab in 2020 and worked on distributed systems for large-scale scientific computing.
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Introducing X-Bucket
In cluster-backed dynamic workflows, the allocator must reserve cores, memory, and related resources before each task runs, but its real footprint only shows up afterward. Dynamic workflows make that puzzle even messier. X-Bucket turns streaming measurements into bucketed predictions that stay general, free of priors, and online. Read on for how it stacks up.
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TaskVine Insights: How to Propose a Pull Request to the CCL Team
Contributions help TaskVine and CCTools move forward. This post welcomes discussion, pull requests, and patches, then describes the workflow from issue to merge and how to build, test, and submit against the official repository.
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Cursor Rules in Research Computing
One of our lab researchers shares practical experience with Cursor rules and AGENTS.md-style project context: how they help AI assistants stay aligned with style, layout, and how we run tests in research computing workflows.