Dr. Diego Rossinelli, an ETH Zurich researcher and 2015 Gordon Bell Finalist, shares how they are relying on CUDA and Tesla GPUs to track down tumor cells that are markers of metastatic cancer.
Watch Diego’s talk “18,688 K20X’s Running after a Tumor Cell” in the NVIDIA GPU Technology Theater at SC15: Watch Now
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Dec 04, 2015
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- ETH Zurich researcher CUDA and Tesla GPUs to track tumor cells that indicate metastatic cancer.
- Dr. Diego Rossinelli, a 2015 Gordon Bell Finalist, presented the work at SC15 using 18,688 K20X GPUs.
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- Watch Diego’s talk "18,688 K20X’s Running after a Tumor Cell" from the NVIDIA GPU Technology Theater at SC15.
- Read more about the research.
- Share your GPU-accelerated science with NVIDIA.
- Watch more scientists share how accelerated computing is #thepathforward.
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