STEM-Trek NRG@SC23 Workshop: Inspiring and Enlightening!

December 18, 2023

STEM-Trek, a nonprofit that supports scholarly travel, mentoring, and advanced skills training for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, hosted a p Read more…

Prepare to Pivot HPC Faster Before the Next Crisis

August 5, 2021

“We’re pretty far from being out of this mess right now,” cautioned BioTeam CEO Ari Berman as he opened for the latest ASF Roundtable, Fighting COVID with Read more…

ASF Keynotes Showcase How HPC and Big Data Have Pervaded the Pandemic

February 24, 2021

Last Thursday, a range of experts joined the Advanced Scale Forum (ASF) in a rapid-fire roundtable to discuss how advanced technologies have transformed the way humanity responded to the COVID-19 pandemic in indelible ways. The roundtable, held near the one-year mark of the first... Read more…

New ASF Roundtable to Spotlight HPC’s Role in Fighting COVID-19

February 16, 2021

With the one-year mark of the pandemic in the U.S. rapidly approaching and vaccinations ramping up, decision-makers and stakeholders are beginning to look back Read more…

HPC in Life Sciences 2020 Part 2: Setting the Stage for AI’s Opening Act

June 10, 2020

The rise of AI – machine and deep learning – in life sciences has stirred the same excitement and same ‘fits-and-starts’ reality as elsewhere. Today, AI is mostly used in two areas: 1) embedded in life science instruments such as cryo-electron microscopes where it assists in feature recognition and lies largely hidden from users, and... Read more…

Intel, UPenn Launch Massive Multi-center AI Effort to Refine Brain Cancer Models

May 11, 2020

Intel and the University of Pennsylvania today announced a collaboration involving 29 international medical centers to train models to recognize brain tumors. The project is part of the Informatics Technology for Cancer Research (ITCR) program of the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and will use ‘federated learning architecture’ to mine relevant data while maintaining... Read more…

Rise of NIH’s Biowulf Mirrors the Rise of Computational Biology

July 29, 2019

The story of NIH’s supercomputer Biowulf is fascinating, important, and in many ways representative of the transformation of life sciences and biomedical res Read more…

HPC in Life Sciences Part 2: Penetrating AI’s Hype and the Cloud’s Haze

February 25, 2019

Weary of the constant din of AI hype. So is Ari Berman, vice president and general manager of consulting services for BioTeam, a research computing consultancy specializing in life sciences. “Every vendor is selling AI. I think it has become the gluten-free tag of life sciences because it is everywhere.... Read more…

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