Dear colleagues,
Sorry for spamming again.
I'd like to use the opportunity to make a few additional
announcements,
as part of the MCX v2016.4 launch.
First, as some of you have seen, MCX now has a
new domain name
and
website:
http://mcx.space
The new website exercises a modern and intuitive design (built on
slideme2 and JSON). We included the step-by-step installation and
usage guidance on the "Docs" page:
http://mcx.space/#documentation
The old website can still be accessed by hoving the "MORE..." menu
on the top right and click on the Wiki
(
http://mcx.sf.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi).
Secondly, I would like to announce "
MCX Speed Challenge" -
an attempt
to gain community involvement through a crowd-sourcing approach.
The details of the Challenge can be found at
http://mcx.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi?MCXSpeedChallenge
In short, we offer cash awards for anyone who can improve MCX
simulation speed significantly (50% or more). You are free to
explore
new Monte Carlo algorithms, ray-tracing method, GPU programming,
GPU architecture etc.
Thirdly, we invite users to participate our "
MCX GPU
Benchmark/Contest".
You only need to run a simple MATLAB script with MCXLAB. This script
will run a set of standard benchmarks on your GPU hardware and
submit to our website:
http://mcx.space/gpubench/
As you can see form the already submitted benchmark data, this
website
provides a comprehensive comparisons between different GPUs as well
as
to give users a guidance on what hardware to purchase to benefit
maximally MCX.
Lastly, my lab is still
looking for a strong Postdoc with
experience
on optical imaging, image reconstruction algorithms, data analysis
and
testing (with additional instrumentation experience is a plus).
I am currently attending the OSA BIOMED 2016 conference at Ford
Lauderdale.
I will be here until Thursday evening (my talk is at 5:00PM on
Thursday, CTh4A.4).
If you are interested in this position, feel free to chat with me.
Also, feel free to forward to any colleague who might be interested.
Qianqian