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Pan-Omics Measurement and Computational Science Lab
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A university-wide center linking measurement, data science, supercomputing, and modeling.
AboutAbout the lab
Integrating measurement, data science, supercomputing, and modeling across the university.
The Pan-Omics Measurement and Computational Science Center aims to integrate measurement, data science, supercomputing, and modeling across the entire university.
It belongs to the Research Institute for Information Technology, and Prof. Ono serves as its director.
Prof. Ono, the director, researches computational fluid dynamics, visualization, and parallel computing.
The center's website also introduces it under the name 'X-Omics.'
Key terms
- Computational fluid dynamics
- A field that investigates flows such as those of air and water through numerical computation on computers.
- Parallel computing
- A method of dividing computation among many processors and running it simultaneously to shorten processing time.
- Visualization
- Technology that represents numerical data as figures or images so that people can read and interpret it.
ResearchResearch themes
The center aims to integrate measurement, data science, supercomputing, and modeling across all fields. Its research divisions are the Applied Omics Data Science, Pan-Omics Data Analysis, Pan-Omics Mathematical Modeling, Pan-Omics Measurement and Computational Science, and Pan-Omics Collaborative Research divisions.
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- ProfessorKenji Ono
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