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Category Archives: Blog
New streamlined statistical method provides improved pattern detection and risk prediction for disease
The novel regression algorithm, CALF, outperforms the current gold standard, LASSO, in statistical tests
New data format aids large-scale evolutionary biology research
Gaurav Vaidya, PhD, from RENCI collaborated with a multi-institutional team of researchers to create a new data format that makes the clade definitions used by evolutionary biologists readable and interpretable by computers. Clades, which capture an organism’s ancestor and all its descendants, make up a portion of a phylogeny, a set of evolutionary relationships between different organisms.
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Biomedical Data Translator Platform moves to the next phase
Although we now have huge amounts of data on everything from genes to the causes of disease, it is stored in an enormous variety of ways and in many different locations. This makes it difficult, if not impossible, to find and use this data to think about biomedical questions in a big picture, holistic way. […]
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Drone projects take data processing and communication to new heights
RENCI researchers are contributing to cutting-edge research projects that aim to make drones even more useful by improving how their data is handled and by providing a testbed that helps researchers optimize drone-based communication.
RENCI researchers awarded 2021 Best Paper from the Elsevier FGCS Journal
RENCI researchers recently received the 2021 Best Paper Award from the Elsevier Future Generation Computer Systems (FGCS) Journal.
STAR Program: Investing in the Next Generation of Leaders
We are excited to expand our reach and engage with curious and hard-working young professionals across RENCI’s research groups, collaborations, and operations teams.
NRIG Director Ilya Baldin inducted into the NC State Computer Science Alumni Hall of Fame
On October 10, 2021, Ilya Baldin was inducted into the North Carolina State University Computer Science Alumni Hall of Fame.
ExoGENI: A critical step forward for edge cloud computing
After more than eight years in operation, the ExoGENI testbed is in the process of being decommissioned. RENCI researchers played leading roles in building, maintaining, and expanding the testbed, which provided a full-scale cloud system that thousands of researchers have used to test and deploy cutting-edge applications.
RENCI’s Network Research and Infrastructure Group works to advance the nation’s cyberinfrastructure
For more than ten years, the Network Research and Infrastructure Group (NRIG) at RENCI has been developing specialized cyberinfrastructure critical for advancing computer science and a variety of scientific domains.
RENCI-developed software helps train computers to read 3D microscopy images of the brain
New tool could help scientists understand brain structure changes underlying conditions such as autism
