We're looking for two undergraduate researchers to join the Chameleon team this fall, funded by NSF's Research Experiences for Undergraduates program. One position works on Trovi and artifact reproducibility, the other on automated verification of testbed hardware. Roughly 10 hours a week, and remote applicants are welcome.
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Chameleon Newsletter & Changelog August 2026
Welcome to the Chameleon August 2026 Newsletter!
Fantastic news on Chameleon: our users are back in force – welcome to the new academic year! In the August newsletter we are looking for REU students, looking forward to meeting at least some of you at multiple upcoming research events, and looking after your needs in the changelog announcements. In particular, one interface for bare metal and VMs has finally landed – as have OpenStack upgrades!
Chameleon Tutorial at PACT 2026
Join the Chameleon team in person at PACT 2026 in Chicago on October 19th for a hands-on tutorial covering the full experimental lifecycle on Chameleon—from resource discovery and hardware allocation to packaging reproducible artifacts on Trovi.
Announcing VLDB 2026 Bird-of-Feather (BoF) Session on Reproducibility
Package and Reproduce Your Experiments with Us at VLDB '26
Join the REPETO project's BoF session at VLDB '26 on September 3 to learn how to package and reproduce database research experiments on Chameleon and Trovi.
One Place to Plan an Experiment: Bare Metal, VMs, and Availability
Choose your hardware and your window at the same time
Whether you're choosing a GPU, a memory-heavy node, or a cluster of homogeneous machines, Chameleon Resource Discovery helps you plan both the hardware and the timing—across bare metal, VMs, and every site.