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Title: Modelling Infection Dynamics on Multi-cores: Exploring Parallel Efficient Simulations for the Stochastic Modelling of Bio Systems
Author(s): Bracciali, Andrea
Contact Email: abb@cs.stir.ac.uk
Editor(s): Monfardini, Silvia
Citation: Bracciali A (2010) Modelling Infection Dynamics on Multi-cores: Exploring Parallel Efficient Simulations for the Stochastic Modelling of Bio Systems. In: Monfardini S (ed.) HPC-Europa 2 Science and Supercomputing in Europe - research highlights 2010. HPC-Europa 2 Science and Supercomputing in Europe - research highlights. Bologna: CINECA Consorzio Interuniversitario, p. 113. http://www.hpc-europa.eu/?q=node/119
Keywords: Immunoinformatics
Issue Date: 2010
Date Deposited: 11-Jan-2012
Series/Report no.: HPC-Europa 2 Science and Supercomputing in Europe - research highlights
Abstract: Computational approaches to immunology represent an important area of Systems Biology aimed at supporting in-sillico experiments, which will eventually facilitate the engineering of synthetic immune responses. In this broader context, we have explored the possibility of exploiting a novel parallel programming technique for speeding up stochastic simulations of some aspects of the interplay between the immune response for the HIV infection.
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