The Research Computing Center (RCC) at Florida State University enables research and education by maintaining a distinct campus cyberinfrastructure and providing training opportunities and dedicated consulting.
The RCC was one of the nation's first academic supercomputing ventures. Today, the RCC operates as an academic service unit of Information Technology Services. This unique partnership enables the RCC to leverage university IT infrastructure and places the RCC in a position to support groundbreaking research at FSU.
Mission
Our mission is to support multidisciplinary research at FSU. Our various services and initiatives enable us to provide equipment and opportunities for research happening across the university and beyond.
RCC User Accounts
You will need an RCC user account to access all RCC systems.
Services
Employ technology to accelerate research and analyze results.
Grant Proposals
Writing a grant proposal? The RCC can help.
The RCC provides several services to help with the planning and preparation of grant proposals.
Forms
Use the forms below to request some of our most popular services.
Take a Look Around
We offer facility tours to anyone who wants to learn more about RCC systems. Get a personalized overview of the services the RCC offers and enjoy a peek at our data centers.
To request a tour of our facilities, submit a request.
More Events
Event Calendar
More Research News
Research News
Keep up with the latest in ITS research collaboration with these articles, interviews and stories.
Dr. Laura Reina uses the High Performance Computing cluster to enable her research in elementary particle physics.
Dr. Jarrod Mousa and his team work on the development of monoclonal antibody therapies and vaccines.
Dr. Needham uses geometry and topology to study AI and data science models.
Governance
Discover the governing bodies that represent the best interests of the FSU research community and oversee the advancement of research technologies at FSU.
RCC Staff
The RCC is staffed by experienced computer technicians and research specialists. Below is a list of staff members and contact information to get in touch.
Resources
RCC Documentation
Technical documentation and reference materials for specific RCC systems and software
Contact Us
There are many ways to get in touch with the RCC.
If you have questions or need assistance with RCC services, please report a problem or contact the RCC at support@rcc.fsu.edu.
Or visit us in Dirac Science Library Room 150, next to the Woodward Parking Garage.
