Arctic Ice and Prairie Soil: GeoCENS is Branching Out
Lazy summer days? Not so for the GeoCENS team, which has been working long hours to fine-tune their unique environmental monitoring portal. As [...]
MonthJuly 2011
University of Alberta computing science research team wins international award
A lot of hard work and determination has paid off for a group of computing science researchers at one of Cybera’s member institutions. [...]
11 Questions with Kelly Graves
Cybera is running a series of blog posts that will showcase Alberta's innovative technology and research community. Over the course of 11 months, [...]
New Round of Federal Funding to Kickstart Lab-to-Market Commercialization
The Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada and Minister for the Status of Women, visited Innovate Calgary this [...]
Cybera’s solar-powered datacentre showcased at EcoLiving event
Cybera joined a crowd of 60 people at the Alastair Ross Technology Centre (ARTC) this morning for EcoLiving Events' Solar Stampede Breakfast. The [...]
Summit 2011 keynote lineup confirmed
Cybera is excited to announce the keynote speaker lineup for Summit 2011: Data for All — Opening Up the Cloud, which takes place in [...]
Adventures in Space (Data)
Hundreds of international engineers, astronomers, physicists, politicians and industrial leaders are gathered at The Banff Centre in the Rockies this week. What are [...]
Canada plays critical role in world’s largest scientific experiment
Cybera and CANARIE, Canada’s Advanced Research and Innovation Network, are joining scientists and engineers from around the world at The Banff Centre in Banff, Alberta, this [...]
Using memcached with OpenStack Nova
Using memcached with OpenStack Nova is easy, but if you’re new to memcached (like me) there are a few things you need to be aware of. [...]