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Computation Leads to Better Understanding of Flu Replication
Monday, June 16, 2014
University of Chicago scientists have published computational results that may give drug designers the insight they need to develop the next generation of effective influenza treatment.
Lightning Talks Return
Thursday, February 27, 2014
This round of speakers focused on applications of computer and programming skills to areas ranging from social good to genomics to nanotechnology at CI centers and projects including Swift, Globus, the Data Science for Social Good Fellowship, and more.
Text as Data: From Federalist Papers to Yelp
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
If you want to find an example of big data in your own life, look no farther than the nearest bookshelf.
Announcing new Introduction to Globus class
Saturday, January 11, 2014
This hands-on workshop will introduce researchers to how to move data on the Research Computing Center system using Globus, and provide examples of how to integrate it into your research work-flow.
Visualizing the Brain's Hardware
Thursday, January 9, 2014
The brain doesn’t work like a piano, where activating one neuron automatically contracts one muscle somewhere in the body. The vast range of motions possible for a body require control by a complicated neural code, one that can’t possibly be deduced from the activity of a single neuron.