nanoHUB.org: Cyberinfrastructure for Nanotechnology Research and Education Robert J. Moon US Forest Service Michael McLennan Network for Computational Nanotechnology Purdue University 2008 Intn'l. Conf. on Nanotechnology for the Forest Products, June 25-27, 2008, St. Louis, MO
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nanoHUB.org: Cyberinfrastructure for Nanotechnology Research
and Education
Robert J. MoonUS Forest Service
Michael McLennanNetwork for Computational Nanotechnology
Purdue University
2008 Intn'l. Conf. on Nanotechnology for the Forest Products,June 25-27, 2008, St. Louis, MO
Network for Computational Nanotechnology (NCN)
What is nanoHUB?Online simulation… …and more!
Demo
Demo >>
Over 85 tools online!80 more in the pipeline
Maxwell’sDaemon
Physical Machine
Virtual Machine
System Architecture
ContentDatabase
Rendering Farm
nanoHUB cluster
Violin
nanowire jobnanowire jobnanowire job101110110101010110011001
nanoVIS
Web-enabling Tools
Web DeveloperVendor Scientist
Rappture Toolkit
Scientist
• Created by NCN in Nov 2004• Create standard desktop apps• Works with your favorite
programming language• Open Source• Online at http://rappture.org
Rappture
=Simulation
Code
Who’s using nanoHUB?3.5 million hits last month
62,546 users last 12 months271,818 simulation jobs last 12 months51 of the Top 50 Engineering Schools
14% of all .edu domains
A A global following
50% in US
50% from 172 countries
Strong growth
Added seminars, tutorials, courses, etc.
Interactive tools
Online simulation… …and more!
In the past 10 months:
26 tools / 3,327 simulations• 47 simulations: bandstructure lab• 240 simulations: FETtoy• 2,855 simulations: nanowire• 8,242 nanowire CPU hours
• “and more” content134 items, 52 hours
• 96 support tickets69 entered manually, 27 filed automatically by application
Saumitra MehrotraUniv. of Cincinnati
IEEE Workshop on Microelectronics and Electron Devices (WMED), April 20 2007
A New Way of Publishing
Support one another• Questions & Answers• Ratings and Feedback
Upload your own• Presentations• Tools
Google Scholarfinds 288 citations to nanoHUB
Case in point
Example 1
Example 2
Easy to Start
General Framework
portals
http://hubzero.org
New Hubs Online Now
IndianaCTSI.org – Anantha Shekhar, IUSchool of Medicine, Connie Weaver at Purdueaccelerating clinical and translational research in healthcareonline since 10/1/2007
thermalHUB.org – Tim Fisher, ME at Purdueheat transferonline since 12/6/2007
pharmaHUB.org – Rex Reklaitis, CE at Purduepharmaceutical product development and manufacturingonline since 12/11/2007
GlobalHUB.org – Dan Hirleman, ME at Purdueglobal engineering educationonline since 12/17/2007
nanohub.org – Mark Lundstrum, ECE at Purduethe granddaddy of all hubs focused on nanotechnologyonline since 2002
How do I set up my own Hub?
Hardware $6,000Data backups $7,500
11 weeks staff time (setup) $24,2005 weeks staff time (maintenance) $11,000
First year $37,700Each additional year $11,000
Plus indirect costs ~$75,000 for first 2 years
Hosting Service offered by theHub Technology Group in theRosen Center for Advanced Computing,Purdue University
Dell 1950 server750GB storage
16GB RAM
“Starter” Hub:200 simultaneous tool sessionsThousands of active browsers500 users with 1GB storage
Questions?
Contact the HUB0 Team:Michael McLennanSenior Research ScientistPurdue [email protected]
Writing a proposal?Ask for our whitepaper on
The Hub Concept
hubzero.org
nanohub.org
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