Monday, 20 May 2013
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Complete Genomics Inc., a recently launched, third-generation human genome sequencing company, today announced a collaboration with the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard to conduct complete human genome sequencing pilot studies of two cancers — glioblastoma and melanoma. Complete Genomics will use its proprietary DNA sequencing technology to sequence five genomes from samples provided by the Broad Institute. The first genome sequenced will be a test case that has already been studied extensively by the scientific community. The other four genomes are tumor and matched-pair normals; one pair will be used to study glioblastoma and the other melanoma. “Our newly released, proof-of-concept sequencing data have been well received by the scientific community, and we are now looking forward to demonstrating…
Integration of IT and healthcare advanced through multi-year agreement: HP and Partners HealthCare today announced the extension of a successful five-year, multi-million dollar agreement to develop software and implement hardware and services supporting Partners’ efforts to accelerate clinical genomics and advance personalized medicine. This phase of the collaboration focuses on extending Partners’ technology infrastructure, especially data storage capabilities, to address the challenges posed by next-generation sequencing technologies. The increase in genetic and genomic data output from these sequencing technologies will require a cost-effective, high-performance computing storage environment. “To turn the vision of personalized medicine into reality requires the convergence of IT, research and healthcare,” said John Glaser, chief information officer, Partners HealthCare. “We believe the vision of personalized medicine, where…
Some 37 national grid projects have teamed up as part of the European Grid Initiative (EGI) to set up a distributed computing network that will enable laboratories to collaborate via thousands of computers merged into one supercomputer. The project is bringing together national experts in order to set up the design of a sustainable European Grid Infrastructure.
An international collaboration directed by an Oak Ridge National Laboratory researcher has performed the first-ever atomic-detail computer simulation of how proteins vibrate in a crystal.
TotalView enables Bizerba to significantly reduce development time and improve product reliability: TotalView Technologies, the world’s leading provider of scalable debugging and analysis software solutions for the multi-core era, today announced that Bizerba, a leader in weighing and other retail technology, has chosen its TotalView Debugger to develop and debug the company’s retail scale software applications.

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