National Science Foundation $10M Award to 'Jetstream 2' Brings New Opportunities for CyVerse

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National Science Foundation $10M Award to 'Jetstream 2' Brings New Opportunities for CyVerse

The cloud infrastructure for science will enhance and expand Jetstream's role in data science training and research with more computational capacity and GPU support for analyses and workflows.

Student Spotlight: Adrian Bao

An interview with CyVerse intern Adrian Bao

Adrian Bao is a Tucson native and University of Arizona Computer Science student. In addition to his work with CyVerse, Adrian will be doing a virtual internship with Amazon this summer and plans on graduating Fall 2020.