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LEED Platinum Celebration

October 30, 2013

Holyoke, October 29, 2013 – Dignitaries and team members came together at the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center facility to mark MGHPCC’s LEED® Platinum Certification from U.S. Green Building Council “First Academic Research Computing Center to Receive Highest Green Certification Level.”
Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse; Norm Lamonde, U.S. Green Building Council Board of Directors; Professor Michael Malone, Vice Chancellor, Research and Engagement University of Massachusetts Amherst; Michael Kearns, Director of Projects, MIT Department of Facilities; and John Goodhue, Executive Director, Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center, each spoke to the assembled company, recounting the evolution of the MGHPCC project from its inception to this prestigious award, its uniqueness as a multi-university collaboration with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and industrial partners, and MGHPCC’s contribution to urban renewal efforts within the City of Holyoke.
Tours of the facility and also Holyoke Gas and Electric’s neighboring hydroelectric facility complemented the ceremony.


 

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(Right to left) Professor Michael Malone; Vice Chancellor, Research & Engagement, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Michael Kearns; Director of Projects, MIT Department of Facilities; John Goodhue, Executive Director, MGHPCC, Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse; and Norm Lamonde, U.S. Green Building Council Board of Directors. Image credit: Helen Hill

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Volcanic Eruptions Impact on Stratospheric Chemistry & Ozone
Towards a Whole Brain Cellular Atlas
Tornado Path Detection
The Kempner Institute - Unlocking Intelligence
The Institute for Experiential AI
Taming the Energy Appetite of AI Models
Surface Behavior
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Revolutionizing Materials Design with Computational Modeling
Remote Sensing of Earth Systems
Quantum Computing in Renewable Energy Development
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Exact Gravitational Lensing by Rotating Black Holes
Evolution of Viral Infectious Disease
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Energy Transport and Ultrafast Spectroscopy Lab
Electron Heating in Kinetic-Alfvén-Wave Turbulence
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