High-Performance Research Computing at CCB

The CCB laboratory actively utilizes High-Performance Computing (HPC) in research and develops new methods and software for scientific computing in areas of Biophysics and Chemistry.

HPC cluster Apollo

Most research computing in the laboratory is currently done on our High-Performance Computing Cluster Apollo, which offers 200 processors and achieves a theoretical performance peak of 1.04 TFLOPs per second. This cluster is configured and primarily used for loosely-coupled parallel simulations. It serves also as an instructional tool allowing students to develop and practice their skills in the area of high performance computing.

OU Supercomputing Center for Education & Research

Additional HPC computing resources are offered through OU Supercomputing Center for Education & Research.

Group facilities

The laboratory also offers new workstations with 20 inch monitors, a 2 TB (RAID 5) file server, a fully automated backup with our tape library, and a multifunction color laser printer and scanner to researchers and students.

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