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How to log in to Bowdoin's JupyterHub service at jupyter.bowdoin.edu, spawn a notebook server on the High Performance Computing grid, open your home directory, and start a new notebook. Applies to Bowdoin students, faculty, and staff who use JupyterHub for R, Python, or SageMath.
Bowdoin College provides a Linux-based High-Performance Computing (HPC) cluster for faculty, students, and researchers. The cluster offers approximately 1,400 CPU cores, GPU computing, up to 2 TB of RAM per node, and a variety of scientific software. This article provides an overview of HPC resources and how to get started.