The MGHPCC is operated by the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center Inc., a 501(3)c whose members are Boston University, Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Northeastern University, the University of Massachusetts, and Yale University.
Officers
Robert Brown, Board Chair President Emeritus, Professor of Engineering, and Professor of Computer & Data Sciences, Boston University
Thomas Nedell, Treasurer Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Northeastern University
Directors
Akram Alshawabkeh Interim Senior Vice Provost for Research, Northeastern University
Javed AslamChief of Artificial Intelligence and Professor, Northeastern University
John Barden Vice President for Information Technology and Campus Services, Yale University
Michael Crair Vice Provost for Research, Yale University
Peter FisherVice Provost, Head of the Office of Research Computing and Data, Thomas A. Frank (1977) Professor of Physics, MIT
Klara JelinkovaVice President and University Chief Information Officer, Harvard University
Gaspare LoDucaVice President for Information Systems and Technology and Chief Information Officer, MIT
Kenneth Lutchen Vice President and Associate Provost for Research, Boston University
Michael MaloneVice Chancellor for Research and Engagement, UMass Amherst
Chris SedoreVice President of Information Services & Technology and Chief Information Officer, Boston University
John ShawVice Provost for Research, Harvard University
Bala SundaramVice Provost for Research and Strategic Initiatives, UMass Boston
Research, Education, & Outreach Group
The Research Education and Outreach Working Group is made up of representatives from each of the founding universities. The working group was formed to maximize the impact of the facility on current research, support the new collaborations that the facility makes possible, and encourage the submission of collaborative proposals for computationally intensive research and infrastructure.
The Program Management group works with MGHPCC staff to ensure that business and technical operations for the facility work smoothly, and the facility is prepared to meet current and future business and infrastructure needs. Considerations include security, shared network infrastructure, space and power utilization, energy efficiency, budgeting, and cost allocation.
