00:19:35	Shannon Bradley - NCSA:	https://wiki.ncsa.illinois.edu/display/NCSASoftware/2020-10-28+-+Software+Directorate+Monthly+Meeting
00:25:50	Daniel S Katz:	While I think the SHIELD work is great, the results are less great - see http://91-divoc.com/pages/covid-19-at-big-ten-conference-schools/?chart=countries&highlight=Illinois&show=25&y=both&scale=linear&data=cases&data-source=college-data&xaxis=right-8wk#countries
00:27:05	Shannon Bradley - NCSA:	CDDR - new call is in the Bytes email:
Call for NCSA CDDR Proposals
NCSA is committed to enabling new, innovative research through the Center-Directed Discretionary Research (CDDR) seed funding program. The program is designed to foster creativity and stimulate exploration; serve as a proving ground for new concepts in research and development; and support mission-driven, high-risk/ potentially high-value R&D.

Interested in applying? Please read the NCSA CDDR guidelines and complete the pre-proposal form located in Savannah. Once your form has been approved, the full proposal may be completed. The next deadline for Center-Directed Discretionary Research proposals is December 1, 2020. Questions may be directed to Michelle Butler.
00:56:06	Colleen Bannon Bushell:	I think comparing the testing data to other Big 10s is tricky because they are not capturing all of the asymptomatic positive cases like UIUC.
00:57:12	Daniel S Katz:	could be - but we are now up to slightly over 10% of all students who have tested positive - maybe others are worse and don't know it, but 10% is a big number
00:57:42	Shannon Bradley - NCSA:	I bet others just don't know
01:04:36	Daniel S Katz:	but don't part at a meter
01:04:38	Daniel S Katz:	park