For Educators

We want to help in your classroom, whether you are teaching science, mathematics, or even literature.

At SciNet, we do applied mathematics three hundred trillion times a second, in the service of research from climate science to astrophysics and biomedical science, and for product design to better engines to burning biofuels. Digital humanities researchers use Compute Canada facilities to analyze texts to look for patterns, or to see similarities between pieces of music.

We have a number of programs for working with Ontario schools, including sending researchers to classrooms, and project-based learning on computer-powered topics.   Contact us to discuss how we can work with you.

Some Resources:

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High School Student Mentorship Opportunities

SciNet, working with the University of Toronto Arts and Sciences highschool mentorship program, is offering mentorships in two supercomputing-related projects!  Up to six students will work with SciNet researchers on supercomputing hardware or software. SciNet may be willing to work with you or your school on similar projects – to inquire, contact us. Building a [...]
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Chris Loken, CTO SciNet, leads a tour of HPC professionals through the energy-efficient SciNet Datacentre in 2010.

Datacentre Tours

SciNet offers tours of it’s Vaughan computer centre — housing the largest computer in Canada in one of the country’s most power-efficient data centres — along with hands-on demonstrations of scientific simulations that students can do on their own computers at home or school , to show how scientists, engineers, and social scientists actually use [...]
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Researchers in the Classroom

Our researchers study everything from galaxies to nanobots; have them speak with your students about how they use probability, geometry, algebra or more in their work!
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