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Mizzou CAVE

The Mizzou CAVE is an NSF-funded immersive virtual reality (VR) system at the University of Missouri-Columbia, with a synchronized motion tracking system to foster interdisciplinary research and education around a common theme of “dynamic decision making and learning.” More information about the Mizzou CAVE project can be found here.

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Mizzou Cyber Range

The Mizzou Cyber Range is a NSA-funded, research inspired learning platform to teach and learn about critical cyber defense techniques. Students can work on hands-on lab exercises to explore, execute, and evaluate cyber defense mechanisms. More information about the Mizzou Cyber Range project can be found here.

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Mizzou Cloud and Dev/Ops

The Mizzou Cloud and DevOps is a VMware-funded, application-inspired learning platform for training the future cloud application developers. Students can work on lab exercises that are based on real-world application use cases featuring cutting-edge cloud technologies using open/public cloud platforms with an in-app skill assessment and peer ranking view. More information about the Mizzou Cloud and DevOps project can be found here.

Photo of R.I.S.E. logoMizzou RISE

The Mizzou Remote Instrumentation Science Environment (Mizzou RISE) is a large-scale computational storage system at the University of Missouri with storage capacity of approximately 1.6 PetaBytes. Mizzou RISE supports multiple scientific application storage needs for materials science, biomedical science and other research activities on campus. RISE serves as a shared resource at the intra-campus level located at the campus datacenter and at the inter-campus level via a federated data sharing fabric. More information about the Mizzou RISE project can be found here.