251st ACS National Meeting & Exposition

 

 

 

March 13th – 17th, 2016 | San Diego, CA

"ACS Meetings organizes two of the most respected scientific meetings in the world. Our National Meetings offer scientific professionals a legitimate platform to present, publish, discuss and exhibit the most exciting research discoveries and technologies in chemistry and its related disciplines. Everyone who attends an ACS National Meeting & Exposition walks away with a greater understanding of the role chemistry plays in the global economy, health, safety, and the environment and is given the unique opportunity to exchange ideas with leading experts in the field. Expositions at the national meetings give attendees the chance to meet more than 250 exhibitors, many of whom are showcasing new technological developments."

 

Find us at booth #1205!

In honour of the theme of this year's Spring National Meeting, "Computers in Chemistry", we will be hosting our own booth (#1205) at the American Chemical Society's National Meeting & Exposition, this March in San Diego, CA.

Our goal is to display our optimized systems for molecular dynamics packages, such as NAMD, GROMACS, and LAMMPS as well as to learn what we can do to better tailor our systems to the needs of those in computational chemistry and biology.

Make sure to add us to your ExpoPlanner and swing by our booth to talk to us about your work and what we can do to meet your computing needs!

Dr. Don Kinghorn
 

 
Don is our resident scientist with 20+ years in HPC and scientific computing, nurtured by his educations background (BA in Mathematics/Chemistry and a PhD in Theoretical Chemistry). 

His research in Matrix Calculus applied to quantum chemistry was computationally demanding and evolved at the time of the PC "revolution" and the birth of Linux.

Don will be at our booth, ready and willing, to answer any questions you might have!

Puget Systems Peak Quad Xeon Tower

The Puget Peak Quad Xeon Tower is now powered by four Intel E7 Xeon processors, capable of providing up to 72 CPU cores and up to 2TB of RAM.

This workstation is designed for maximum parallel operation in a single box, giving you optimal power for all of your localized simulation needs. Interested in configuring one?

Customize your own Quad Xeon Tower here!

Free Exhibit Pass!

Interested in meeting us at ACS, but don't have a pass?

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Recommended Systems for Molecular Dynamics

 

 


 


Single Xeon
Workstation

Purchase

2 GPUs for GPU accelleration

  • Single Xeon E5 CPU
  • Up to 128GB of RAM
  • Multiple SSD/HDD storage options

Dual Xeon
Workstation

Purchase

4 GPUs for peak GPU accelleration

  • Dual Xeon E5 CPUs
  • Up to 512GB of RAM
  • Multiple SSD/HDD storage options
 

 
Puget Systems Recommended Reading

 

Recommended Systems for NAMD 12/01/15
Molecular Dynamics Performance on GPU Workstations — NAMD 10/27/15
GTX 980 Ti Linux CUDA Performance vs Titan X and GTX 980 06/12/15
5 Ways of Parallel Programming 05/12/15
NVIDIA CUDA GPU Computing on a (modern) Laptop 03/13/15
LAMMPS Optimized for Intel on Quad Socket Xeon 08/27/14