Jordan Ramsdell, Feseha Abebe-Akele and W. Kelley Thomas, University of New Hampshire. Onsite workshops / lectures, including:. Introduction to Genomics and Bioinformatics. Changing your relationship with your computer. ID: 553804
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Bioinformatics Core Facility at UNH: From Experimental Design to Analysis
Jordan Ramsdell, Feseha Abebe-Akele and W. Kelley Thomas, University of New Hampshire
Onsite workshops / lectures, including:Introduction to Genomics and BioinformaticsChanging your relationship with your computerIntroduction to Linux command lineExperience with core Bioinformatics applicationsSummer workshopsBiodiversity and Bioinformatics BootcampApplied Bioinformatics (MDIBL)
Project SupportData storage available on Cobb.Two servers dedicated to run bioinformatics analyses (Pinky and the Brain).Servers come equipped with commonly used bioinformatics tools. Additional tools are available upon request.
Bioinformatics AssistanceProgramming assistance and development.Streamlining analyses with pipelines.Training with bioinformatics tools.Consultation for experimental design.
Servers:Pinky: 8 Terabytes of storage, 32 Processors, and 256 GB of RAMBrain: 30 Terabytes of storage, 256 processors and a whopping 1 Terabyte (1024 Gigabyte) of RAM! Both Pinky and the Brain will run Ubuntu 14.04 for seamless communication and ease of data handling.
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Bioinformatics Core Facility at UNH: From Experimental Design to Analysis
Jordan Ramsdell, Feseha Abebe-Akele and W. Kelley Thomas, University of New Hampshire
Onsite workshops / lectures, including:Introduction to Genomics and BioinformaticsChanging your relationship with your computerIntroduction to Linux command lineExperience with core Bioinformatics applicationsSummer workshopsBiodiversity and Bioinformatics BootcampApplied Bioinformatics (MDIBL)
Project SupportData storage available on Cobb.Two servers dedicated to run bioinformatics analyses (Pinky and the Brain).Servers come equipped with commonly used bioinformatics tools. Additional tools are available upon request.
Bioinformatics AssistanceProgramming assistance and development.Streamlining analyses with pipelines.Training with bioinformatics tools.Consultation for experimental design.
Contact us:
Jordan
Ramsdell
:
jsc57@wildcats.unh.eduFeseha Abebe-Akele: Feseha.Abebe-Akele@unh.edu
Servers:Pinky: 8 Terabytes of storage, 32 Processors, and 256 GB of RAMBrain: 30 Terabytes of storage, 256 processors and a whopping 1 Terabyte (1024 Gigabyte) of RAM! Both Pinky and the Brain will run Ubuntu 14.04 for seamless communication and ease of data handling.