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• National Cybersecurity Awareness Month celebrated at Purdue
• Purdue warns affiliate organizations of .com email scam
• Campus alert: Purdue never sends email asking for passwords
• New view for the outage notification system

Research Review

• Study gives clearer picture of how land-use changes affect U.S. climate
• Purdue Google Gadgets offer satellite data visualization for everybody
• Purdue researchers propose method to image electron wavefunctions
• Research-computing services event approaching
• Blue Waters project offers Purdue researchers opportunities in computing and education
• Research suggests urban sprawl, wet falls and winter affect severe weather
• Event will highlight research computing services available to Purdue researchers
• Consortium offers Purdue researchers access to massive computational power
• ITaP helps bring the space program, Indiana’s role in it, to the State Fair
• ITaP units’ virtualization partnership avoids duplication, better serves researchers
• Purdue partnership for putting idle computers to work on research wins international award
• ITaP interns get real experience with research and technology, graduate student life
• Encore to ITaP’s first supercomputer barn-raising is even better than the original
• 'Green' scales well for Purdue's early users
• Virtual Omaha Beach: Purdue team recreates D-Day battlefield, launches learning environment where information searches for user
• ITaP taking orders for new research supercomputing cluster and individual systems
• New TeraGrid Campus Champion making Purdue researchers an offer they can’t refuse
• Supercomputing cluster-building game attracts crowds
• ITaP offers Purdue researchers fast, reliable, secure data storage
• Patient safety focus of immersive virtual environment for training pharmacists
• Time on giant computer will allow Purdue researchers to look at very small things, lots of them
• Drought information to be more predictive and versatile for a variety of users
• Purdue project aims to move visual mountains, and quickly
• Purdue Cluster Challenge team creates a stir at supercomputing conference
• Purdue team learns from Bandwidth Challenge at supercomputing conference
• Visitors at supercomputing conference impressed with Purdue-developed technology
• Steele supercomputer at Purdue makes list of world's most powerful systems
• Purdue project aims to make drought information more predictive and versatile
• Purdue Cluster Challenge team starts fast
• Purdue Supercomputing '08 presence mixes projects to enable scientific productivity, education and fun
• Purdue Cluster Challenge team all set for Texas
• Purdue Bandwidth Challenge team: Go ahead, try this at home
• Pilot program lets users try Sun systems before making purchases
• Making sense of the world an old idea, new technologies offer ways to do it better than ever
• Workshop to cover easy-to-use cyberinfrastructure system faculty can use to fulfill grant requirements
• Virtual clean room to enhance training for pharmacy students
• Purdue project aims to put isotope analysis on the map, and the Web
• Distributed Rendering Environment supports classes and TeraGrid partners
• Flying particles in Europe will wing plenty of data Purdue’s way
• Boilermaker Cluster Challenge team to use powerful, but lower-power supercomputer
• Students take top honors at TeraGrid conference
• Summer research interns get early look at graduate-student life
• Purdue project for FEMA producing a flood of flood maps
• Purdue installs the Big Ten's largest campus supercomputer
• Purdue creates scientifically based animation of 9/11 attack
• Purdue team's 3-D animation displayed at Future of Flight center

Academic Notebook

• TLT conference proposals due November 30
• ITaP solicits collaborative and cross-disciplinary technology projects from faculty
• ITaP’s student software trainers bring expertise to classrooms
• Signals tells students how they're doing even before the test
• ITaP training focuses on technology tools for instruction
• Blackboard provides instructors with easy plagiarism detection tool
• Five Purdue instructors awarded for quality distance ed courses
• April ITaP conference drew attention to Web 2.0 in teacher education
• Graduating senior gives Purdue high marks for its disability resources
• Purdue's system-wide technology lets students click in to academics

IT Update

• Apple machines added to SMARTcomputing program
• SMARTcomputing saves money, lends support and strengthens security
• Remedy system upgrades deliver faster performance, other conveniences
• Upgrades to Remedy system promise faster performance, other conveniences
• ITaP releases a position statement on the use of Instant Messaging

Users Digest

• It's always polite to share, and SharePoint makes it easier
• Completion of Exchange migration brings new features, added space
• Campus computer reps at ITaP Shopping Offline
• Voice and data plan discounts offered to Purdue community
• Data-management demonstration available in video format
• Purdue email storage limit increases and owa.purdue.edu replaces exchange.purdue.edu
• Save green on computer software with ITaP
• Manage your email — archive to retain, delete without refrain
• Manage your email — advanced archiving increases access and success
• Manage your email — don't get too attached to large files
• Manage your email — delete items a second time
• Manage your email — use self-discipline with self-storage of data
• Before calling tech support ... try this!
• GoldAnswers knowledge base shines new light on self-support tech service
• Learning any time, anywhere with ITaP services
• iPhone software connects with Exchange servers
• Password reset self-service now available
• Purdue email storage limit increases with upgrades coming this summer

Service Alert

• Purdue’s Usenet service being discontinued at year’s end

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