Navigation Links
OSC, Nationwide Children's use supercomputers to speed diagnoses
Date:1/19/2011

ormatics Core at Nationwide Children's Biopathology Center. "We believe this partnership with OSC will aid in transforming pediatric patient treatment by adding a translational component to speed the 'bench to bedside' process essential to biomedical findings."

Under the agreement, OSC provides The Research Institute with production-level storage, computation and software for running simulations on the Center's sophisticated systems. In 2009, the Center deployed a $4 million expansion to its flagship IBM Glenn system dedicated to Ohio's bioscience communities, such as those found at Nationwide Children's Hospital. OSC also recently added storage upgrades as part of its plan to develop a statewide computational infrastructure for genomics data analysis.

"We are working with research hospitals and university medical centers to push forward a plan to synthesize computation and storage that allows medical researchers to focus on the science and expedite results, while realizing cost savings," said Ashok Krishnamurthy, senior director of research at the Ohio Supercomputer Center. "OSC's comprehensive collection of resources enables researchers to store, organize and visualization this data-intensive information."

Medical specialists at the hospital and/or collaborating institution can download the resulting data for local analysis by accessing a new, high-speed network The Research Institute had installed last year to connect directly to OSC. By harnessing The Research Institute's engineering technology and advanced computational and multiphysics analysis capabilities, specialists are able to explore, develop and apply alternative solutions without the delays and expense associated with traditional testing and evaluation.

Another activity between OSC and The Research Institute is focused on implementing a regional digital repository for the Children's Oncology Group (COG). This effort has already been partially funded by COG to place
'/>"/>

Contact: Kathryn Kelley
kkelley@osc.edu
614-292-6067
Ohio Supercomputer Center
Source:Eurekalert  

0

GOOD

Page: 1 2 3

Related biology news :

1. Nationwide Childrens Hospital awarded $11.5 million contract extension for biospecimen banking
2. Researchers nationwide ask for new focus on sudden death heart disorder
3. $7 million grant designates Nationwide Childrens as Wellstone Center
4. Hygienic Lab at U. Iowa first to confirm salmonella in nationwide outbreak
5. Allscripts and Sandata Partner to Enhance Quality in Home Care Agencies Nationwide
6. DOE awards UGA $3.1 million to support complex carbohydrate study nationwide
7. 3 new informatics pilot projects to aid clinical and translational scientists nationwide
8. identiMetrics & BIO-key(R) Provide Biometric Finger Scanning for School Food Service Nationwide
9. Childrens Hospital LA discovers growth factor essential to epicardial cell function
10. Supercomputers take science by storm
11. New technology to speed cleanup of nuclear contaminated sites
Post Your Comments:
*Name:
*Comment:
*Email:
Related Image:
OSC, Nationwide Children's use supercomputers to speed diagnoses
(Date:5/23/2013)... when microbial pathogens are growing increasingly resistant to the ... of Wisconsin scientists has synthesized a potent new class ... staph infections. , Writing online in the Journal ... by University of Wisconsin-Madison chemistry Professor Helen Blackwell describes ... of Staphylococcus aureus , a bacterium at the ...
(Date:5/22/2013)... engineers must join together in a major new effort ... crisis in providing Earth,s people with clean water that ... of a comment article in the current edition of ... of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world,s largest ... Sedlak, Ph.D., and Jerald L. Schnoor, Ph.D., explain that ...
(Date:5/22/2013)... bacteria is responsible for legionellosis, an infectious disease ... us, this pathogen has developed a complex method enabling ... cells, thus avoiding these acting against the infectious bacteria. ... CIC bioGUNE, in which teams from the National Institute ... Supercomputation Centre in Barcelona (BSC) have also participated, has ...
Breaking Biology News(10 mins):University of Wisconsin chemists find new compounds to curb staph infection 2Mechanism discovered which aids Legionella to camouflage itself in the organism 2
... is a serious concern, but as genetic testing becomes ... the healthcare industry has never faced before. It is ... now that genomic information is being collected to improve ... gathering at Children,s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics to begin ...
... Calif. How exactly bacterial pathogens cause diseases in ... working to solve this problem. Now Wenbo ... of California, Riverside, has performed research on the soybean ... our understanding of plant-pathogen interactions, a rapidly developing area ...
... 2011 The 2011 winner of the ASM Public Communications ... Europe" is a package of seven stories published in Science ... of HIV and AIDS infections in Eastern European countries and ... the spread of the disease. It also examines the deficiencies ...
Cached Biology News:How do plants fight disease? 2How do plants fight disease? 3Science reporter wins ASM Public Communications Award 2
(Date:5/24/2013)... , May 24, 2013 Senomyx , ... proprietary taste science technologies to discover, develop, and commercialize ... Linemeyer , Ph.D., the Company,s Vice President, Biology ... Investor Relations & Corporate Communications, will present an overview ... at 10:25 a.m. Eastern Time (7:25 a.m. Pacific Time) ...
(Date:5/24/2013)... City, OK (PRWEB) May 24, 2013 The ... of casualties. And following its ravage, the mayor of Moore, ... bill for new houses, said a report from cnn.com. Reaching ... the tornado victims complimentary Molderizer and Safe Shield to counter ... to the report published on May 22, 2013, caused 24 ...
(Date:5/23/2013)... England , May 24, 2013 ... Mundipharma angefertigt – Bei der ... , 91 % der Teilnehmer einer groß ... nur 20 % laut GINA [*] -Definition [1] ... dass Menschen mit Asthma generell einer von vier Denkweisen ...
(Date:5/23/2013)... May 23, 2013  BioScrip, Inc. (NASDAQ: ... at the Jefferies 2013 Global Healthcare Conference to be ... York. Richard Smith , ... Tran , Chief Financial Officer, will present on ... Time.   About BioScrip BioScrip, Inc. ...
Breaking Biology Technology:SENOMYX TO WEBCAST CORPORATE PRESENTATION AT THE CITI 2013 GLOBAL CONSUMER CONFERENCE 2Mayor of Oklahoma-Tornado-Impaired Town Proposes Storm Shelter Bill, My Cleaning Products Offers Complimentary Molderizer and Safe Shield to Help Victim with Looming Mold 2Neue Forschungsergebnisse zeigen Verbindung zwischen suboptimaler Asthmaversorgung und Patienteneinstellungen in Europa auf 2Neue Forschungsergebnisse zeigen Verbindung zwischen suboptimaler Asthmaversorgung und Patienteneinstellungen in Europa auf 3Neue Forschungsergebnisse zeigen Verbindung zwischen suboptimaler Asthmaversorgung und Patienteneinstellungen in Europa auf 4Neue Forschungsergebnisse zeigen Verbindung zwischen suboptimaler Asthmaversorgung und Patienteneinstellungen in Europa auf 5Neue Forschungsergebnisse zeigen Verbindung zwischen suboptimaler Asthmaversorgung und Patienteneinstellungen in Europa auf 6Neue Forschungsergebnisse zeigen Verbindung zwischen suboptimaler Asthmaversorgung und Patienteneinstellungen in Europa auf 7
... Ltd,(SWX: ARPN) announced today its financial results for the ... pipeline progress:, - Second pivotal Phase III trial ... as did the first, - Submission of New ... - First patients enrolled in a Phase II trial ...
... DALLAS, March 13 BioMagnetics Diagnostics Corp. (Pink,Sheets: ... price target of $1.42,by Beacon Equity Research Analyst, ... available at http://www.BeaconEquity.com ., Anyone interested ... members@beaconequity.com with "BMGP" in,the subject line., ...
... A study published online today in Genome ... the evolutionary conservation of the genes and pathways associated ... conserved aging-related genes in simple model organisms that may ... role in human aging and age-associated diseases. , While ...
Cached Biology Technology:Arpida Announces Full Year 2007 Financial Results 2Arpida Announces Full Year 2007 Financial Results 3Arpida Announces Full Year 2007 Financial Results 4Arpida Announces Full Year 2007 Financial Results 5Arpida Announces Full Year 2007 Financial Results 6Arpida Announces Full Year 2007 Financial Results 7Arpida Announces Full Year 2007 Financial Results 8Arpida Announces Full Year 2007 Financial Results 9BioMagnetics Diagnostics Corp. Rated 'Speculative Buy,' Target Price $1.42 by Beacon Equity Research 2Growing old together: Yeast, worms and people may age by similar mechanisms 2
...
Bovine Serum...
Healthy animals 10-32 weeks of age, mixed gender and breed; collected on wet ice following USDA guidelines, using Alsevers solution at 1:2 dilution...
... The TOPO Cloning Kits for Sequencing allow ... The kits contain TOPO Cloning vectors with primer ... from the PCR product insertion site. This minimizes ... be read before reaching the sequence of your ...
Biology Products: