Each year IDIES—The Institute for Data Intensive Engineering and Science—offers its members and students funding opportunities through their Seed Funding Initiative and Summer Student Fellowships.
We have several opportunities for you to become part of our team at the Institute of Data Intensive Engineering and Science at Johns Hopkins University. We’re currently hiring for Software Developers (Junior and Senior), a Senior Grants & Contracts Analyst, an Administrative Manager, a Dev Ops Engineer, and a Data Scientist/Scientific Software Developer.
For the ninth year, the Institute of Data Intensive Engineering and Science (IDIES) will offer its Seed Funding Initiative. IDIES Seed research funding offers faculty and research teams a one-year, $25,000 pilot award for data-intensive computing projects in order to promote the growth of data-intensive, multidisciplinary, multi-investigator sponsored projects at Johns Hopkins University.
IDIES researchers Alan Liu and Vladimir Braverman have developed a new strategy for managing traffic to websites that has been adopted by the Intel software
“We are building towards a major infrastructure change,” said Meneveau. “It points to a future where many of these could exist.”
Each year IDIES – The Institute for Data Intensive Engineering and Science offers its members and students funding opportunities through their Seed Funding Initiative and
December 15th, 3pm EST, Dr. Jeanne Holm (Deputy Mayor for Budget and Innovation, City of Los Angeles) will be presenting, USING DATA TO IMPROVE EQUITY
On November 26, CBS aired an interview with IDIES member, Dr. Elizabeth Jaffee, and Director, Dr. Alex Szalay that discussed their research collaboration
For a seventh year, IDIES will offer it’s Seed Funding Initiative. IDIES Seed funding offers faculty and researchers a one year, $25,000 pilot award for data-intensive computing projects.
The JHU Institute for Data Intensive Engineering and Science (IDIES) is pleased to announce the Spring, 2019 Seed Funding Program Awardees. Congratulations to Predicting Morphogenesis:
On February 13, IDIES member Brice Ménard was awarded the President’s Frontier Award in recognition of his exceptional ability to develop new and potentially far-reaching approaches
Alexander Szalay, Director of IDIES, will give a talk titled, “The Era of Surveys and the Fifth Paradigm of Science”, at the 233rd AAS meeting.
