Have you ever wanted to have each of your survey participants rank 5 product reviews from a set of thousands, or gather comments on a handful of images from a set of hundreds? Maybe you want to show users a response they provided in a previous survey. Well, now you…Read More
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Twitter Offers Free Premium Access to Researchers
This service has been discontinued by Twitter. Twitter recently announced their Academic Research product track and now offers full-archive search for users conducting academic research. Individual researchers can apply for an account; a process that takes a few days. Once the account is approved, you can take advantage of premium…Read More
ACCT 270 and Windows Research Computing
Windows Research Computing recently concluded working with Professor Dan Taylor’s ACCT270 class where he used the new Windows Research On-Demand environment to allow students to use SAS and Big Data for their classwork and projects. Each student in ACCT270 was provided an AWS WorkSpaces with 4vCPU and 16GB of ram…Read More
Windows Research in AWS
Tired of using your computer’s resources for research? Need another windows space to crunch some numbers? Don’t have the time learn Linux? Want to do interactive research? We have the solution for you! Wharton Computing is thrilled to announce the brand new Windows Research space at Wharton! Powered by Amazon…Read More
Research & Analytics Office Hours
R&A Office Hours Present will be both a research computing and a research programming team member, so bring your questions about research technologies, data, and programming … if it’s part of your research, we want to learn about it, and help you accomplish your research goals. Or just stop in…Read More
8 Qualtrics Hacks That’ll Make Your Life Easier – Number 6 Will Make Your Day
Researchers live for collecting data. Here at Wharton we use Qualtrics regularly, and our postgraduates are always doing something more complicated than a conjoint analysis or Likert scale. These are some of our favorite Qualtrics hacks that multiply your ability to get a great data set. The examples below are…Read More
HPCC Dropbox Client Retirement
Dropbox on Wharton’s HPC Cluster has been a great tool for many of you! The ability to sync files between desktop, HPCC, home, phone, and collaborators is of immense value. However, Dropbox has announced that on November 7th, 2018 Dropbox will no longer support our setup* with their official client,…Read More
Need Programming? We’ve Got You Covered!
Wharton Research IT is pleased to announce we have expanded our programming resources to include the following: Research programming: We now have programmers available to help build experiments, applications and more in support of your research. To request programming help, please contact research-programming@wharton.upenn.edu You can find out more at https://research-it.wharton.upenn.edu/consulting/research-programming/ Statistical consulting: …Read More
MariaDB Optimization Improves Database Speeds
Would you like to improve the performance of queries on your research database? Wharton Research Computing can help you with that. Read on, or contact us for more info. The correct choice for working with data is not always a regular file. Sometimes, the proper solution is a database. Queries…Read More
Research Computing Desktop for Graphics
Do you need to visualize your data or create a figure from results produced on the cluster? Part of the Wharton High-Performance Computing Cluster, the HPC3 Desktop is available to all users of the system. Access is at https://hpc3-desktop.wharton.upenn.edu via a web browser. You may need to first connect to…Read More