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  • [Photo] J.W. Bizzaro • October 10, 2006
    An article at HPCwire:

    ``Glen Otero, Director of Life Sciences Research for Terra Soft Solutions explains, `This cluster represents a two-fold opportunity: to optimize a suite of open-source life science applications for the [IBM] Cell processor; to develop a hands-on community around this world-first cluster whereby researchers and life science studies at all levels may benefit. Once up and running with our first labs engaged, we will expand the community through invitations and referrals, supporting a growing knowledge base and library of Cell optimized code, open and available to life science researchers everywhere.'

    ``Lawrence Berkeley National Lab is working with Terra Soft to optimize a suite of life science applications. Los Alamos and Oak Ridge National Labs are also engaged, with select universities coming on-board early in 2007. Terra Soft is working to optimize the entire Y-Bio bioinformatics suite.''

    Glen is on the Board of Advisers at Bioinformatics.Org and is the maintainer of the Organization's BioBrew suite of open-source applications for the life sciences (http://biobrew.org).

    Full story:
    http://www.hpcwire.com/hpc/967146.html

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