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Spurred By The Worldwide Fight Against Malaria, Scientists Release Parasite Genome Database
April 12, 2001 — An international team of scientists today unveiled an Internet-based database allowing genomic analysis of Plasmodium falciparum, the parasite responsible for the vast majority of malaria deaths ... > full story -
Computer Model Predicts Outcome Of DNA Shuffling
March 13, 2001 — Industries using DNA shuffling to improve enzymes, therapeutic proteins, vaccines and viral vectors may soon have a computational method for predicting the number and likely locations of crossovers, ... > full story -
Rosetta May Hold Key To Predicting Protein Folding
February 14, 2001 — A computational method developed by Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator David A. Baker and his colleagues has proven quite successful in predicting the three-dimensional structure of a ... > full story -
Ancient Origins Found In Arabidopsis Genome
December 25, 2000 — A weedy, inedible member of the mustard family, related to broccoli and cauliflower, has become the first plant to yield the secrets of its primordial origins. In a computational research effort at ... > full story -
New Research Software To Simulate Biochemical Processes
December 21, 2000 — Bioinformatics experts from the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute (USA) and the European Media Laboratory (Germany) have joined forces to develop a software for simulating biochemical networks. ... > full story -
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New Grid Portal To Improve US Researchers' Access To Advanced Computing Resources
November 8, 2000 — Computational scientists will soon have a powerful new tool for using resources on the national "grid" of high-performance research networks. The web-based grid portal will help computer ... > full story -
Microelectromechanical Technology -- Meshless Numerical Methods Simplify Device Design And Analysis
August 11, 2000 — University of Illinois engineers have designed numerical techniques that can help analyze MEMS devices and assist in the development of better computer simulation ... > full story -
Genome Scientists Muster Computer Software Tools For Handling The Flood Of Raw Data From The Human Genome Project And Related Efforts
February 25, 2000 — A new discipline has emerged at the intersection of computer science and biotechnology, bringing the power of advanced computational techniques to bear on complex problems in molecular biology. ... > full story -
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Fast And Efficient Algorithms Handle Nearly 10 Million Unknowns
November 2, 1999 — By developing faster algorithms, researchers at the Center for Computational Electromagnetics at the University of Illinois have again pushed the envelope on the analysis of electromagnetic ... > full story -
Evolutionary Genetic Tools Trace Cancer Clone Lines
June 18, 1999 — Sophisticated computational tools developed to trace species evolution by comparing DNA sequences have now been used to track the development of human cancer. ... > full story -
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ORNL Research Gets Boost With New Teraop Computer
April 19, 1999 — Computing capabilities at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) are taking a giant leap forward with the acquisition of an IBM RS/6000 SP supercomputer. The teraop ... > full story -
Helping Students Break Barriers In Science, Engineering -- Computational Biology Program Will Encourage Research Training Across Disciplines
January 19, 1999 — A $2.5 million grant will launch the Johns Hopkins Program in Computational Biology, designed to train tomorrow's scientists and engineers by breaking through some of the boundaries that ... > full story
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