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Amazon Showcases “How-to” Blogs on Genomics Workflows
June 5, 2017
Computational science is often not the strongest suit for life scientists and that’s been a factor in the relatively modest adoption of the cloud for genomics Read more…
Cray Offers Supercomputing as a Service, Targets Biotechs First
May 16, 2017
Leading supercomputer vendor Cray and datacenter/cloud provider the Markley Group today announced plans to jointly deliver supercomputing as a service. The init Read more…
UCSD/Venter Institute Leverage ML to Study the Microbiome
January 25, 2017
The importance of the human microbiome – all of the bacteria inside us – to maintaining health is well established and widely being explored. In fact, the h Read more…
BioTeam’s Berman Charts 2017 HPC Trends in Life Sciences
January 4, 2017
Twenty years ago high performance computing was nearly absent from life sciences. Today it’s used throughout life sciences and biomedical research. Genomics and the data deluge from modern lab instruments are the main drivers, but so is the longer-term desire to perform predictive simulation in support of Precision Medicine (PM). There’s even a specialized life sciences supercomputer, ‘Anton’ from D.E. Shaw Research, and the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center is standing up its second Anton 2 and actively soliciting project proposals. There’s a lot going on. Read more…
The Week in Review – 04/15/2010
April 15, 2010
A Web-based tool, called Supramap, tracks infectious diseases such as the H1N1 virus across time and space; a plethora of genetic applications are announced; and the second annual DICE awards honor Tesla GPU and Spectra Logic tape library. We recap those stories and more in our weekly wrapup. Read more…
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