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2019 EU study tour
UVic is home to one of the largest international field schools in Canada. In 2018/19, UVic’s European Studies (EUS) program adopted the administrative responsibilities for the EU Study Tour. This year, 42 students from across North America travelled through Brussels, Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Strasbourg.
What to do with exabytes of data
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Randall Sobie is leading a project to build a cloud computing system for the ATLAS experiment at CERN—providing storage and analysis tools for the billion gigabytes of data produced at the Large Hadron Collider. The new system will significantly advance global investigations into the fundamental structure of the universe.
Project expands ATLAS cloud computing
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UVic physicist Randall Sobie is leading a project to build a data and cloud computing system for the ATLAS experiment at the CERN Laboratory in Geneva Switzerland. The new system will significantly advance global investigations into the fundamental structure of the universe.
2014: Welcoming our largest class
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September brought the largest incoming student class to date at UVic, with 21,255 students enrolled—up 2.4 per cent from last year. Most of the growth is among undergraduates, with notable increases in engineering and business programs. International enrolment also continues to rise. An official count will be conducted in November, along with full-time equivalent (FTE) numbers. Statistically, the year stands poised to record solid, sustainable growth for our campus community.
Congress 2013 Promises Boom For Local Business
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The influx of delegates for the 82nd annual Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, to be hosted by the University of Victoria in June 2013, is expected to translate into economic opportunities for local businesses.
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