Over the course of the pandemic, the crucial role of high-performance computing and artificial intelligence in treating disease has become abundantly clear. Even as viral disease sits squarely in supercomputing’s crosshairs, however, mental illness has remained relatively foreign to the computational medicine world. Now, a collaboration between Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, the University of Cincinnati and the University of Colorado is looking to change that, working with the largest supercomputer in the U.S. in an attempt to better understand the development of mental health in children.
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