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OpenFF is a collaborative effort involving academic and industry researchers who seek to develop automated and systematic data-driven techniques to parameterize and assess new generations of more accurate force fields. The simulations that model interactions...
Exaion Cloud is is available for immediate use to high performance computing consumers through the Galileo web application. Learn more on the Galileo website and/or create an account and try it out for yourself. Hypernet Labs’ work with Exaion is part of its effort...
Hypernet Labs—co-founded by Stanford alums Todd Chapman and Ivan Ravlich, focused on building cutting-edge technologies for Web 3.0—is excited to announce its acceptance of a developer grant from the Algorand Foundation to enhance the node hosting user experience...
Hypernet Labs Co-Founder and CTO Todd Chapman recently had the pleasure of presenting Galileo at the International Conference on Water Management Modeling, which took place virtually on Feb. 24 and 25, 2021. The conference, which showcased 32 presentations and over...
Hypernet Labs and Computational Hydraulics International (CHI) collaborated to integrate Galileo’s remote deployment platform with water management software PCSWMM to make much needed scalable computing resources extremely easy to access for hydrology and...
FLO-2D, developed by hydraulic engineer Jim O’Brien, distinguishes itself as a superior model for understanding shallow urban flooding. The largest projects undertaken by O’Brien have been urban models, and primary support for FLO-2D comes from the flood control...
Dr. Rinaldo Montalvao is a post-doctoral researcher in rational protein design at the Pinheiro Lab for synthetic biology at KU Leuven in Belgium. The field of rational drug design, of which protein design is a part, involves the development of pharmaceuticals using...
The global pandemic may have changed in-person office work forever, but working from home is only feasible with the right tools. For Diego Radillo, master’s student in biochemical process engineering at the University of Colima in Mexico, the lockdown posed a...
Since early spring, Dr. Tom Karagiannis and his students and collaborators at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, have been studying the SARS-CoV-2 main protease using Galileo and computing resources donated by Hypernet Labs. They aim to find antiviral...
If you spend any amount of time in the blockchain space, you’re bound to hear the phrase, “when moon?!” At Hypernet Labs we’re working alongside companies developing technology that could drastically improve transportation in space, making going to the moon–and...