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Follow the Money: Big Grants in Biomedical Computing

A virtual lab rat; simulated DNA; an artificial pancreas; & integrating mental health data

Several biomedical computing projects received multi-million dollar funding in the fall of 2011, including efforts to: simulate the cardiac physiology of the rat; build a state-of-the-art DNA...
diabetes, DNA, Orozco, pancreas
Jan, 02, 2012
BENCH-SIDE COMPUTATION: New Tools to Accelerate Experimental Research

It’s impossible to predict what the hottest new tools will be, but here are a few gems that caught our attention

Many experimental researchers rely on computational tools to push the pace and productivity of laboratory research. It’s impossible to predict what the hottest new tools will be, but this...
protein dynamics, simulation, visual system
Apr, 01, 2011

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