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Home > News > New Computer Cluster Will Improve Research Campus-Wide

February 16th, 2007

New Computer Cluster Will Improve Research Campus-Wide

Abstract:
In the past five years, four Wesleyan faculty set-up their own clusters. Of these, one is defunct, one is obsolete, and two are saturated and will soon be out of date. Starr, who is currently conducting research through this older, 80-unit cluster, will use the new cluster to benefit his own research on DNA-based nanomaterials and supercooled liquids. Since his work requires computer simulations that focus on molecular dynamics, the new cluster will drastically increase his ability for scientific computation.

Source:
wesleyan.edu

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