Science in the Browser – Orchestrating and Visualising Neural Simulations
summary
Claims a complete pipeline that lets the browser configure and visualise 3D neuron models with threejs and then orchestrate cloud-run C++ simulations inside Docker on IBM Bluemix/SoftLayer, storing outputs to object storage. Shows D3 graphs and live-coloured compartments, streams results as the job runs so observers can watch simulation state update in real time, and reminds that brains have ~86 billion neurons to motivate scale. The system demonstrably runs and returns live data.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00The history of the web
- 2:08Personal journey to the web
- 4:20Brain research challenges
- 7:56Building a visualization tool
- 8:46Web technology in science
- 11:14Modeling neural behavior
- 13:50Interactive simulation tool
- 17:34Teaching web skills to scientists
- 20:23Cloud-based simulations
- 26:10Acknowledgments
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