CS professor Miron Livny & HTCondor celebrate 40 years powered by community
The high-throughput computing community — including scientists, researchers, developers, administrators and facilitators — gathered at UW–Madison on June 3 to celebrate 40 years of “The Condor Project,” now known as HTCondor.
Miron Livny
The brainchild of Miron Livny, lead investigator of research computing at the Morgridge Institute and director of the Center for High-Throughput Computing, HTCondor uses a vast network of computing resources to power a wide range of research projects across the globe.
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HTCondor celebrates 40 years of advancing science through a network of distributed computing power and a deeply engaged community.
