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National Science Foundation Awards University of Montana $395K for Computing Cluster

June 30, 2019/

UM computer cluster

The University of Montana recently was awarded $395,000 from the National Science Foundation to build a high-performance computing cluster for UM researchers and students in support of scientific discovery.

Zach Rossmiller, executive director of UM Cyberinfrastructure, will serve as the principal investigator for the one-year grant, from NSF’s Campus Cyberinfrastructure program.


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