Domain-specific acceleration of genomics to enable biological discoveries
Cornell Tech/Cornell, NYC and Ithaca, NY (Feb 2020)
Host: Prof. Daniel D. Lee, Prof. David Albonesi
Columbia University, New York City, NY (Feb 2020)
Host: Prof. Martha Kim
MIT, Boston, MA (Feb 2020)
Host: Prof. Daniel Sanchez
UC San Diego, San Diego, CA (Mar 2020)
Host: Prof. Siavash Mirarab
UT Austin, Austin, TX (Apr 2020)
Host: ECE Department
Rice University, Houston, TX (Apr 2020)
Host: Computer Science Department
GPU-acceleration of long read de novo assembly for pan-genome analysis
NVIDIA Workshop, American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) 2019, Houston, TX (Oct 2019)
Host: NVIDIA
Darwin: A Genomics Co-processor provides up to 15,000x acceleration on long read assembly
The 18th International System-on-Chip (SoC) Conference, UC Irvine, CA (Oct 2019)
Host: Farhad Mafie
Darwin: A Genomics Co-processor provides up to 15,000x acceleration on long read assembly
USENIX Annual Technical Conference (ATC), Renton, WA (Jul 2019)
Host: “Best of the Rest” session chairs
Hardware-enabled biology: From hardware-acceleration to novel biological discoveries
University of California at Santa Cruz (UCSC), Santa Cruz, CA (Mar 2019)
Host: Prof. David Haussler
All Gene Survey In Mammalian Genomes Reveals Surprising Genes Losses
Stanford Developmental Biology Retreat, Monterey, CA (Sep 2018)
Darwin: A Genomics Co-processor provides up to 15,000x acceleration on long read assembly
The 23rd International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems (ASPLOS), Williamsburg, VA (Mar 2018)
Darwin: A Genomics Co-processor provides up to 15,000x acceleration on long read assembly
Computer Science Faculty Lunch, Stanford, CA (Feb 2018)
Accelerating Bioinformatics Computations
Stanford Platform Lab Annual Review, Stanford, CA (Feb 2018)
Darwin: A Genomics Co-processor
Pacific Biosciences (PacBio), Menlo Park, CA (Jul 2017)
Host: Dr. Aaron Wenger
Accelerating Genomics Computations 1000x with Hardware
Stanford Platform Lab Retreat, Aptos, CA (Jun 2017)
Darwin: A Genomics Co-processor
Microsoft Research (MSR), Redmond, WA (May 2017)
Host: Geralyn Miller
Darwin: A Genomics Co-processor
NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference (GTC), San Jose, CA (May 2017)
A Hardware-acceleration Framework for Genomic Sequence Alignment
Stanford Developmental Biology Data Discussion (3D) club, Stanford, CA (Mar 2017)
A Genomics Co-processor
Qualcomm Research, San Diego, CA (Aug 2016)
Host: Dr. Karam Chatha