Meet the new WashU IT website. New Look. Same Trusted IT. Better Experience.

The redesigned WashU IT website is here! Explore a cleaner, easier-to-navigate experience with improved service pages, streamlined navigation, and quicker access to the technology resources you need. Visit it.washu.edu

WashU IT Research Infrastructure Services’ mission is to facilitate the discovery of knowledge and enhance educational opportunities by providing secure, sustainable, scalable, and integrated research technology services in a collaborative and diverse environment.

Why RIS? – Researchers at WashU are encouraged to use RIS to streamline their work, boost performance, ensure data security, and foster collaboration with ease, all while focusing on groundbreaking discoveries and quality research. Explore the full benefits of using RIS.


Power Your Research with GitHub Copilot

GitHub Copilot is now available to GitHub Organizations under the WashU enterprise license RIS manages. Copilot enables more focus on problem-solving and collaboration without spending time completing day-to-day tasks while utilizing AI integration.  Key Features: To add Copilot to your GitHub Organization, follow the documentation for easy setup or request provisioning or migration of an organization at the RIS […]

Research @ WashU with David Spencer

 Background: Basic biology of how mutations and acute myeloid leukemia contribute to the development of cancer. Specifically, genomics, how genes are regulated, and epigenetic modifications that regulate genes to understand processes in leukemia. Relevance: Having a better understanding of how cancer works to predict how patients will respond to therapies and finding pathways that could target new […]

HPC & AI Training Series

We are excited to announce our upcoming training series. Whether you are a beginner looking to speed up C code or an advanced user scaling AI models on RIS Compute2, we have a training designed for you.  Available Trainings Best For What you’ll learn When Introduction to Parallel Computing (C & OpenMP) Researchers using traditional simulation […]

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Introduction to protocols.io

July 13, 2026
1:00 pm – 1:45 pm
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protocols.io: Tips and Tricks

September 14, 2026
1:00 pm – 1:45 pm