High Performance
Computing and the Internet2
in Life Sciences Research
Biomedical Research Institutions Information Technology Exchange
Hartwell Center for Bioinformatics and Biotechnology
St. Jude Children's Hospital
Memphis, TN
11–13 December 2002
GOALS OF THE MEETING
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The meeting will focus on the role and application of High Performance
Computing and the Internet2 in life sciences research. High-performance
networking, typified by the Internet2, coupled with grid computing
initiatives at the supercomputing centers and elsewhere are changing
the size and scope of problems that can be addressed. How do biomedical
research groups tap into these resources and effectively use them for
computation and collaborative potential they represent.
Ample time will also be allotted to special interest groups and technology exchange sessions. |
SPEAKERS AND PRESENTATIONS
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Supercomputing in the Life Sciences
Hugh B. Nicholas, Jr Senior Scientific Specialist Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Pittsburgh, PA PRESENTATION AVAILABLE AS:
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The North Carolina Bioinformatics Grid, I
Jack da Silva Scientific Support, High Performance Computing North Carolina Supercomputing Center Research Triangle Park, NC PRESENTATION AVAILABLE AS:
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The North Carolina Bioinformatics Grid, II
Patrick McConnell Bioinformatician North Carolina Supercomputing Center Durham, NC PRESENTATION AVAILABLE AS:
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High Performance Networking
Chris Rapier Network Research Programmer Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Pittsburgh, PA PRESENTATION AVAILABLE AS:
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A Clinical Research Grid
Joel Saltz Professor and Chair, Department of Biomedical Informatics Ohio State University Columbus, OH PRESENTATION AVAILABLE AS:
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The Informatics Challenges of High-throughput Biotechnologies
Clayton Naeve Director, Hartwell Center St. Jude Children's Hospital Memphis, TN PRESENTATION AVAILABLE AS:
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