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Who we are
The Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) was launched in 2004 as a major collaborative venture of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Duke University and North Carolina State University. Supported by the state of North Carolina, RENCI focuses on finding solutions to complex, multidisciplinary problems. The institute is a virtual organization that includes facilities at the three Triangle universities, East Carolina University, UNC Asheville and UNC Charlotte. RENCI brings together academia, government, industry and world-class computing and technology resources to find innovative solutions to these problems. Our programs span a breadth of fields, but much of our focus is on two critical multidisciplinary issues: how to better predict, plan for, and mitigate disasters and how to improve healthcare and the overall health of North Carolinians. In all our efforts, we strive to create an atmosphere that embraces innovation and bold approaches to problem solving so that North Carolina will thrive in the 21st century knowledge economy.
The RENCI Mission
The Renaissance Computing Institute, a multi-institutional organization, brings together multidisciplinary experts and advanced technological capabilities to address pressing research issues and to find solutions to complex problems that affect the quality of life in North Carolina, our nation and the world.
The Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) was launched in 2004 as a major collaborative venture of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Duke University and North Carolina State University. Supported by the state of North Carolina, RENCI focuses on finding solutions to complex, multidisciplinary problems. The institute is a virtual organization that includes facilities at the three Triangle universities, East Carolina University, UNC Asheville and UNC Charlotte. RENCI brings together academia, government, industry and world-class computing and technology resources to find innovative solutions to these problems. Our programs span a breadth of fields, but much of our focus is on two critical multidisciplinary issues: how to better predict, plan for, and mitigate disasters and how to improve healthcare and the overall health of North Carolinians. In all our efforts, we strive to create an atmosphere that embraces innovation and bold approaches to problem solving so that North Carolina will thrive in the 21st century knowledge economy.
The RENCI Mission
The Renaissance Computing Institute, a multi-institutional organization, brings together multidisciplinary experts and advanced technological capabilities to address pressing research issues and to find solutions to complex problems that affect the quality of life in North Carolina, our nation and the world.
RENCI News
Katrina Visualization Wins SciDAC “OASCR”
A RENCI-produced visualization is named one of the 10 best at a U.S. Department of Energy meeting.
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A RENCI-produced visualization is named one of the 10 best at a U.S. Department of Energy meeting.
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Micro Rain Radar heads for the hills
RENCI's radar that examines rain as it falls through the atmosphere will assist Duke and UNC Asheville with a study of mountain rainfall patterns.
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RENCI's radar that examines rain as it falls through the atmosphere will assist Duke and UNC Asheville with a study of mountain rainfall patterns.
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RENCI Teams with UNC on BOT 2.0
A UNC Chapel Hill team that includes RENCI will launch an new curriculum that uses social computing tools to teach botany.
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A UNC Chapel Hill team that includes RENCI will launch an new curriculum that uses social computing tools to teach botany.
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NC-EONS observation platform nears completion
RENCI engineers continue to install the power and communications infrastructure for the platform in the Pamlico Sound off the coast of North Carolina.
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RENCI engineers continue to install the power and communications infrastructure for the platform in the Pamlico Sound off the coast of North Carolina.
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