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HPC Infrastructure: Blue Brain Project
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This lecture covers the HPC infrastructure used in the Blue Brain Project, focusing on drivers for computing, multi-compartment neuron refinement, and the detailed circuit at different scales. It also discusses the elastic compute, visualization, and analysis, as well as large-scale volumetric data, image processing, artifact removal, alignment, and linking atlas to literature.
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Selected chapters form winterschool on multi-scale brain
Understanding the brain requires an integrated understanding of different scales of organisation of the brain. This Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) will take the you through the latest data, models
Selected chapters form winterschool on multi-scale brain
Understanding the brain requires an integrated understanding of different scales of organisation of the brain. This Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) will take the you through the latest data, models
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