Misc

A practical directory of GSU research, computing, funding, teaching, and faculty resources, plus career links.

2026-09-26

A collection of resources for research, teaching, and academic life at Georgia State University, together with career resources I find useful.

Research

Computing

For cluster access, storage, and R or Python batch jobs, see my GSU research computing guide.

  • ARCTIC — GSU’s advanced research computing services and infrastructure.
  • Elpis — manage research projects, computing allocations, project membership, and SSH certificates.
  • Hemera / Open OnDemand — access files, interactive applications, and cluster jobs through a browser.
  • ARCTIC documentation — instructions for access, Slurm jobs, software, storage, and data transfer.
  • ARCTIC consulting — help with research software, parallel computing, performance, and scaling workflows beyond a laptop.
  • ARCTIC workshops — training in cluster use and scientific computing; sign in to register.
  • GSU Technology Help — the university’s IT service portal for general technology support.
  • SAS OnDemand for Academics — browser-based SAS access through a separate SAS account.
  • sites@gsu — GSU-hosted websites; my GSU site is one example.

Grants and funding

  • Find funding / Pivot-RP — search funding opportunities, save searches, and explore potential collaborators using GSU’s institutional access.
  • GSU InfoReady — internal funding competitions and applications; consult each opportunity’s instructions.
  • Grantseeker and proposal resources — proposal-development materials, workshops, and resources for early-career researchers.
  • Brains & Behavior seed grants — support for neuroscience and behavior research. The posted 2026 application deadline was February 23, 2026; use the program page for future calls.
  • NVIDIA Academic Grant Program — external research support; current calls specify eligible topics, resources, and application dates.

Teaching and training

  • CETLOE — teaching consultations, course design, instructional technology, workshops, and teaching-related funding opportunities.
  • iCollege — GSU’s learning management system for course materials, assignments, and communication.
  • Library instruction and workshops — library instruction and research-skills training for courses and individual researchers.
  • Academic calendar — semester dates and exam schedules from the Office of the Registrar.

Faculty

Looking for events? The conference and seminar directory now has its own page: Statistics, ML & AI events.

Career development and further reading

Job boards

Books

Notes

Updated September 26, 2026. GSU service descriptions were checked against the linked official pages. Some portals and licensed resources require a CampusID, project membership, or a separate service account. Funding calls can change; the linked university offices maintain the current details. External career links and reading suggestions are included alongside GSU resources.