Dr. Wojtek Goscinski, High Performance Computing Manager at the Monash University eResearch Center, shares how his team is using supercomputers accelerated by NVIDIA Tesla GPUs to process and analyze big data to create visualizations of large-scale molecular datasets.
Dr. Goscinski mentions they are able to process their data within hours with GPUs as opposed to days and weeks.
Now, for the first time, researchers are able to visualize complicated proteins that have never been structurally defined before, which will help in future drug design.
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Share Your Science: Visualizing Protein Structures with High Performance Computing
May 09, 2016
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- Dr. Wojtek Goscinski's team at Monash University eResearch Center uses supercomputers accelerated by NVIDIA Tesla GPUs to analyze large molecular datasets.
- With the help of GPUs, the team can process data within hours, a significant reduction from the days and weeks it previously took.
- The accelerated computing capability enables researchers to visualize complicated proteins that were previously undefined, potentially aiding future drug design.
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