ACEnet is once again be offering research fellowships to students at their member universities.  These awards are designed to further research projects that utilize ACEnet’s advanced research computing resources.

Advanced Research Computing (ARC) involves a cluster of computers working together to solve scientific, engineering, business, or data analysis problems that are too large or complex for any single computer. Used by researchers, governments, and industry, advanced computing can remove years from timelines for research or product innovation and makes new types of analysis and problem solving possible.

The fellowship program is available to graduate and undergraduate students in any discipline. Graduate students will be eligible for up to $20,000 over two years and undergraduate students up to $5,000 for a minimum 400-hour work term. Supervisors are required for both types of fellowships. These must be regular, full-time, tenured, or tenure-track faculty at one of the ACEnet member institutions.

ACEnet will only accept nominations from designated contacts at each institution. (Dalhousie is one of the institutions.)

Nominations will not be accepted from either individual faculty members or students.

Interested parties must contact the university representatives listed in the information package for internal application deadlines and details. ACEnet Research Fellowship Program – Information Package

General inquiries can be directed to fellowships@ace-net.ca