HPC Lab
Biomedical Informatics - The Ohio State University
Welcome
This is the High Performance Computing Lab in Department of Biomedical Informatics at OSU. Here, we conduct research on:
- combinatorial algorithms on peta-scale architectures to solve scientific computing problems,
- runtime middleware systems for emerging multi-core architectures, and
- new methods for large scale genomic and biomedical applications.
News
April 6, 2012: theadvisor, a graph-based citation, venue, and reviewer recommendation service, has been released by HPC Lab.
March 7, 2012: K. Eren successfully defended his Master dissertation entitled "Applications of Biclustering Algorithms to Biological Data".
February 15, 2012: Prof. Catalyurek will be giving an invited plenary talk at the SIAM Conference on Parallel Processing for Scientific Computing. Recorded broadcast of the talk.
February 7, 2012: mrSNP, a web service for detecting SNP effects on microRNA bindings, has been released by HPC Lab.
January 18, 2012: M. Deveci has been awarded a travel grant to attend DIMACS'10 workshop.
August 12, 2012: Our lab has been awarded two new DOE/NEUP grants: Pathway Aggregation in the Risk Assessment of Proliferation Resistance and Physical Protection (PR&PP) of Nuclear Energy Systems jointly with Prof. T. Aldemir (PI, OSU Nuclear Engineering), and Prof. A. Yilmaz (OSU Civil and Environmental Engineering and Geodetic Science), and Methodology Development for Passive Component Reliability Modeling in a Multi-Physics Simulation Environment jointly with Prof. T. Aldemir (PI) and R. Denning from the OSU Nuclear Engineering program.
August 3, 2011: Our poster entitled "A comparison of recent biclustering algorithms" has been selected as the runner-up of the poster award for the ACM Conference on Bioinformatics, Computational Biology and Biomedicine 2011.
July 12, 2011: SPart, a library for partitioning spatially located workload, developed at HPClab is now released. See SPart website for more details.
May 24, 2011: Dr. Hartley successfully defended his PhD dissertation on "Accelerating Component-Based Dataflow Middleware with Adaptivity and Heterogeneity". Dr. Hartley will join Intel.
May 23, 2011: M. Bas successfully defended his Master dissertation entitled "Load-Balancing Spatially Located Computations Using Rectangular Partitions".
Research at the HPC lab is funded by
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