HONOLULU — The National Science Foundation awarded Chaminade University nearly $8.5 million for its Alliance Supporting Pacific Impact through Computational Excellence program.
What You Need To Know
The ALL-SPICE program focuses on developing data science capacity to help the Hawaii-Pacific region progress toward United Nations development goals
Chaminade leads the program with partners at the University of Texas Austin, Texas Advanced Computing Center and the University of Hawaii
The funding comes via a five-year cooperative agreement
The program will build educational and research capacity in data science curriculum for online delivery in rural Hawaii, neighbor islands and U.S.-affiliated Pacific Islands
