This service provides access to and support for advanced computing resources. ARC facilitates new and more powerful approaches to research challenges in fields ranging from physics to linguistics, and from engineering to medicine.
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This form is used by the ARC team as part of their process to have users agree to conditions related to use of ARC services
This form is to request the creation of an account on one of the HPC clusters (Great Lakes, Armis2, or Lighthouse). A shortcode is needed as customers have to pay to use HPC resources with the new account.
This form is to request user access to one of the HPC clusters (Great Lakes, Armis2, or Lighthouse).
This service supports researchers who purchase computing hardware that will be maintained as private and dedicated for their research.
This service, in conjunction with Turbo Research Storage, provides a secure, scalable, and distributed computing environment that aligns with HIPAA privacy standards.
This service is for preserving electronic data generated from research activities. It is a low-cost, highly durable storage system and is the largest storage system operated by Advanced Research Computing (ARC).
This service helps people with research data analytics and workflows. Includes expert help with Machine Learning.
This service is the University of Michigan's site for electronic research administration.
This service service is a web-based system that accommodates the electronic management of Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee (IACUC) animal use research protocols, controlled substances, and the associated ordering, census, and invoicing of animals for the Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine (ULAM) at the University of Michigan.
This Service is a core facility management system designed to support operations for a myriad of types and sizes of centralized labs and shared resource facilities. The modular web-based software solution's functionality includes calendars for reserving specific resources, access control for sensitive or validated equipment, billing and reporting, and time and cost tracking against projects.
This service is used by U-M faculty and staff to disclose their outside interests and manage any conflicts of interest (COI).
This service supports proposal submissions for external funding, award management, unfunded agreements, and clinical trial routing forms. Used for the electronic routing, approval, and submission of proposals (PAFs) and Unfunded Agreements (UFAs) to external sponsors, Clinical Trial Routing Forms, and Awards.
This form is to request bulk project team administrative changes for eResearch Proposal Mgmt (eRPM)
This service provides review and approval processes for the U-M Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) and the U-M Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC). Researchers use it to submit applications for research related to Human Subjects, Repository, and IBC Biosafety.
This service is a robust cloud-based file transfer service designed to move many large files, ranging from 10s of GBs to 10s of TBs. ARC-TS is a Globus Subscription Provider for the U-M community, which allows unlimited data transfers and special features such as data sharing. issues with Globus and MiStorage should bedirected to ITS-Storage
This Service is available to all researchers on campus for simulation, modeling, machine learning, data science, genomics, and more. The platform provides a balanced combination of computing power, I/O performance, storage capability, and accelerators.
This Service is used to facilitate application processes and automate workflows related to internal review processes and decision making for internal funding opportunities, fellowships, awards, competitions and events.
This service supports researchers with grants that require the purchase of computing hardware. Lighthouse allows researchers to place their own hardware within the ARC-TS HPC Slurm environment. This is a dedicated HPC cluster.
This service is a cost-optimized, high-capacity, large-file storage service for research data. Locker provides high-performance for large files, and allows investigators across U-M Ann Arbor to connect their data to computing resources necessary for their research, including U-M’s HPC clusters.
This service provides U-M researchers with high performance, secure and flexible computing environments enabling the analysis of sensitive data sets restricted by federal privacy laws, proprietary access agreements, or confidentiality requirements.
This service is a high-capacity, reliable, secure, and fast storage solution. It is tuned for large files (which corresponds roughly to be files in 1 megabyte in size or larger), but it is still capable of efficiently storing small files, such as: word documents, spreadsheets, image files, etc. Turbo enables investigators across the University of Michigan to store and access data needed for their research via a local host in a lab or our High Performance Computing Clusters, such as: Great Lakes, Lighthouse, and Armis 2. Additionally, it supports the storing of sensitive data on HIPAA compliant systems, such as the Armis 2 cluster managed by ARC.