Year in Review
Creating National
Cyberinfrastructure
Blacklight Gets to Work,
PSC & XSEDE
Supercomputing in PA
With
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania support,
PSC provides education, consulting,
advanced
network access and computational
resources to scientists and engineers across the state.
The Super Computing Science Consortium
Pennsylvania - West Virginia partners in the development
of clean power technologies.
Education, Outreach & Training
Energizing Science Learning
Research Notes & Highlights
The year in review at PSC's Advanced Networking group and
PSC's National Resource
for
Biomedical Supercomuting (NRBSC).
Science Articles
Protein Research Leaps
Forward
Four Projects in Molecular Dynamics Simulation with a Special-Purpose
System
Martin Gruebele, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign;
Emad Tajkhorshid, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign;
David Corey, Rachelle
Gaudet, Marcos Sotomayor & Wilhelm Wiehofen, Harvard University;
Andrew McCammon, César
de Oliveira, Barry Grant & Riccardo Baron, University of California, San Diego
Nanomappers of the
Mind
Network Anatomy and In Vivo Physiology of Visual Cortical Nuerons
Clay Reid, Davi Bock & Wei-Chung Lee, Harvard University
Art Wetzel & Greg Hood, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Putting Genes Together
Really Fast
Two Projects in Sequence-Data Assembly from Next-Generation
Sequencers
James Vincent, University of Vermont; Cecilia Lo,
University of Pittsburgh
Mining the Word Hoard
Probabilistic
Models for Recovering Latent Structure in Natural Language
Noah
Smith, Carnegie Mellon University
No Charge Double Helix
Structure of a Modified Peptide Nucleic Acid Duplex
Catalina
Achim, Carnegie Mellon University
Marcela Madrid, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Supermassive Growth
Spurt
Cold Gas Flows and the First Quasars
Tiziana Di Matteo & Rupert Croft, Carnegie Mellon University