The rise of GPU computing in science | EMBL
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The use of GPUs is leading a revolution. Discover how EMBL scientists are using GPU computing to push biology forward.
Discover how EMBL scientists are using GPU computing to push biology forward The Sharpe group at EMBL Barcelona is using GPUs to build agent-based models for morphogenesis, like this branching sequence. IMAGE: Miquel Marin-Riera, Antoni Matyjaszkiewicz, Philipp Germann and James Sharpe/CRG & EMBL Barcelona By Berta Carreño and Laura Howes A couple of years ago, researchers at EMBL Barcelona did something quite radical. They threw away their carefully crafted software and started again from scratch. The reason, indirectly, was computer gaming. “I had discussed it with my team on and off…
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