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NEWS

• Effective on 01-Mar-2023, University-provided Google storage accounts will be limited to 15GB.
Read about that here: https://it.arizona.edu/google-storage
If you have data on your Google Drive/Photos/Docs account that exceeds this capacity, download that data immediately and consider renting storage from UITS.
For more information, head to https://public.confluence.arizona.edu/display/UAHPC/Storage

• Effective IMMEDIATELY, the Computer Support email address so-helpdesk@email.arizona.edu is no longer in service.
For all Computer Support inquiries, please submit a ticket to https://support.as.arizona.edu/


Computational Facilities

Along with all University of Arizona faculty and staff, Steward has access to world-class high-performance computing facilities. High-Performance Computing resources are managed by UITS and are available at https://hpc.arizona.edu/

Computer Support Group

The Steward Observatory Computer Support Group (CSG) is a service unit supporting and enhancing Steward Observatory’s ability to fulfill its scientific objectives by providing effective and systematic technology support. We are committed to advancing our technological base: improving research and student learning, and collaborating with other campus technology divisions to enhance our infrastructure.

CSG supports and works collaboratively with all three communities of Steward Observatory: staff, faculty, and students. The members of the CSG are:

  • Kiriaki Xiluri-Lauria
        (520) 626-1582
  • Joe Pawlicki
        (520) 621-7654
  • Alexander Danehy
        (520) 621-4014
  • Philip Pinto, Faculty Representative

Computing and IT Committee

Some useful links maintained by the CSG follow.

If you have a Computer Support related question, please submit a request through this web portal: https://support.as.arizona.edu/ 

Computer Support Policy / Registration Form (pdf file)

Mail List Aliases (requires login)

CSG Tools (requires login)

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