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Publications and Software
Funded Research Project
Getting American Indians to Information Technology.
Co-PI: Kai Wang.Funding source: U.S. NSF.
Budget:$500000. 2008.
Processor Virtualization for the ACTS Toolkit
Principal Investigator: Kai WangNSF TeraGrid Grant number: ASC070018T
Award: 30000. 2008
NASA $2000 Travel Funding Award.
Principal Investigator: Kai WangEnhance the Performance of ACTS by Processor Virtualization
Principal Investigator: Kai WangFunding Source: Governor's 2010 Research Grant
Award: $54166. 2007
Building a High Performance Bioinformatics Cluster
Principal Investigator: Kai Wang
Co-Principal Investigators: Joe Reynoldson, Doug Jennewein
Funding Source: SD BRIN Program of NIH/NCRR
Funding Program: Piolet Projects
Bedget: $25000. 2006.
Abstract
We propose to build a high performance bioinformatics cluster at the University of South Dakota. The cluster is based on the 32-node (64 CPUs) high performance machine funded by the BRIN (Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network) program. We will integrate it with the state-of-the-art bioinformatics software environment. The resulting cluster will serve as a high performance platform for bioinformatics research at the University of South Dakota and the State of South Dakota. It will also act as a platform to conduct high performance computing. Specifically, we propose to investigate the performance of processor virtualization, a type of high performance computing technique, in bioinformatics context.
The proposed project is expected to make an important impact on the bioinformatics and high performance computing research at the University and within the State. We have already made some initial efforts and gained valuable experience in this direction. Our experience and existing strength will ensure the project can be carried out fully as proposed.
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Professor Kai Wang Department of Computer Science University of South Dakota Vermillion, SD, 57069 |
Email: Kai.Wang@usd.edu Phone: 605-677-6065 Homepage: http://www.usd.edu/~Kai.Wang |
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