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Biomedical Simulation at PSC Gets Major Performance Boost with Anton 2
February 5, 2016
Simulating even small biological systems has long proven computationally difficult. Practically speaking, data-driven bioinformatics such as DNA sequence analys Read more…
A Heterogeneous Approach to Molecular Dynamics
May 22, 2014
As director of the biophysics program at Stanford University, Vijay Pande understands that cloud is no replacement for supercomputers like the petascale Blue Wa Read more…
Modeling Proteins at Supercomputing Speeds on Your PC
August 21, 2012
A clever molecular dynamics algorithm and GPU computing delivers HPC to the desktop Read more…
GPUs Accelerate Scientific Progress
November 4, 2010
Originally designed for video games, GPUs are now making their mark in the world of chemistry. Read more…
The Week in Review
May 6, 2010
D.E. Shaw Research loans specialized supercomputer to Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center for biomolecular research, while NIH provides the operating funds; and NCSA climate change models show earth's temperatures are rising in response to human activity, but it's not too late to act. We recap those stories and more in our weekly wrapup. Read more…
Graphics Card Maker Turns to High-Performance Bioinformatics
March 9, 2010
Tahoe Informatics founder eyes GPUs, CUDA software. Read more…
Inside the Swine Flu Virus
June 8, 2009
Researchers are using TACC's Ranger supercomputer to discover how viral mutations lead to drug resistance. Read more…
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