Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center

PSC, Hopkins computer model helps Benin vaccinate more kids at lower cost

A Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health team used HERMES modeling software to help the Republic of Benin redesign its vaccine delivery system, saving an estimated $500,000 in costs while improving vaccination rates.

SourcePittsburgh Supercomputing Center·JournalVaccine·DateMay 12, 2014

Brain Mapping In Real Time

Researchers at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center have developed a new brain mapping technology that can create realistic 3D images of brain activity in real-time. This breakthrough uses functional MRI data to produce high-resolution images, overcoming the previous bottleneck in processing time.

SourcePittsburgh Supercomputing Center·DateNov 21, 1996