What is HUBzero?

HUBzero™ is a platform used to create dynamic web sites for scientific research and educational activities. With HUBzero, you can easily publish your research software and related educational materials on the web.

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More than a web site

Under the hood, powerful middleware serves up interactive simulation and modeling tools via your web browser. These tools connect you with rendering farms and powerful Grid computing resources.

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Start your own HUB

HUBzero™ will be released as an open source project in the spring of 2010. In the mean time, Purdue University and other members of the HUBzero Consortium are offering a hosting service for HUBs.

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News & Events

Latest Events

Dec10Hub Owner's Forum
This regular meeting lets Hub owners interact with the HUBzero development ...
Jan07Hub Owner's Forum
This regular meeting lets Hub owners interact with the HUBzero development ...
Feb04Hub Owner's Forum
This regular meeting lets Hub owners interact with the HUBzero development ...

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HUB Watch

Here are the latest Hubs brought online using the HUBzero™ platform:

memsHUB.org centerforassistivetechnology.org cceHUB.org

The Consortium

Expanding Influence

Purdue University has created a consortium to further the development of the HUBzero platform, helping other institutions throughout the country take advantage of its unique capabilities.

Purdue University Indiana University Clemson University University of Wisconsin-Madison

Documentation

Users' Guide

A step-by-step manual for accomplishing common tasks such as editing a profile, submitting resources, and more.

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Managers' Guide

The Managers' Guide is a user manual for managing the web content, extensions, and functionality of a HUB.

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System Admins' Guide

This guide details hardware and software requirements, how to bring up a new HUB, upgrade system software, etc.

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Web Developers' Guide

Information a developer needs to understand and use components and build extensions for a HUBzero installation.

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Tool Developers' Guide

Learn how to create new simulation and modeling tools and publish them on a HUB.

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