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Overview
Overview
A number of free and cost-recovery research IT services are available to the UGA research community including computing, storage, sharing and back up services. The RCDM team partners closely with EITS, GACRC, and IT departments in academic units. We can help connect you to the research IT resources based on your project needs.Â
In addition to the summary below, additional information is available online at https://researchit.uga.edu.
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UGA Research IT Services
UGA Research IT Services
EITS and the Georgia Advanced Computing Research Center (GACRC) offer a variety of free and cost-recovery research IT services to UGA researchers.
Enterprise IT Services
Enterprise IT Services
EITS' research computing, storage, and backup services include:
Access to Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Physical and Virtual Server Hosting
Secure Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
Access to the Microsoft Office 365 suite, including:
Microsoft Office Suite
Microsoft OneDrive for Business
Microsoft Teams
Microsoft PowerBI
Institutional File Storage
File transfer services, including:
SendFiles
Globus
Visit https://researchit.uga.edu for a list of current list of campus-wide research IT services offered by EITS.
High Performance Computing
High Performance Computing
The Georgia Advanced Computing for Research Center (GACRC) is a collaborative partnership between the Office of Research and the Office of the Vice President for Information Technology. The GACRC, administered by EITS, provides large-scale computing services and solutions for University researchers.
Visit https://gacrc.uga.edu/ for more information.
Academic Unit Research IT Services
Academic Unit Research IT Services
Many colleges and schools also offer academic unit-specific IT resources, services, and support for their researchers. These services may be independently offered or in partnership with university-wide services. Researchers are encouraged to contact their local IT departments to request information about available resources.
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