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News Release 13-051
NSF-funded Superhero Supercomputer Helps Battle Autism
'Gordon,' a supercomputer with unique flash memory, helps identify gene-related paths to treating mental disorders
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Gordon, a completely new kind of supercomputer that uses massive amounts of flash memory, helps researchers study transcription factors that can be targeted for treatment of mental disorders.
Credit: UC San Diego Publications/Erik Jepsen
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The Gordon supercomputer at the San Diego Supercomputer Center helps with projects that range from storm predictions to stock market data on Wall Street.
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