KBRIN BIOINFORMATIC CORE
KBRIN Bioinformatics Core Servers
and Workstations
| UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE | UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY | |
| Contact Dr. Eric Rouchka for access. |
Contact Rochelle Clinton for access. | |
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KBRIN
Compute Server-A |
GENOME
Server • Access: HTTP/SSH |
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| Beowulf super computing cluster
and associated CECS bioinformatics laboratory located at the Dahlem
supercomputing site on the Belknap campus. Look below for diagrammatic
representation. • Access: http/ssh |
BIGAPPLE
Server FUNGUS Server |
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| Silicon Graphics (SGI) computer with Insight II Molecular Modeling software. Located in BMB. Contact Dr. Robert Gray. | STAT
Server 1 and STAT
Server 2
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| UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE | |
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New
Beowulf Super Computing Cluster (below) and Laboratory (right)
The Beowulf computing cluster and its services can be accessed at http://kybrin.louisville.edu/. Contact Dr. Eric Rouchka for obtaining access. |
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| UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY |
Dr Chuck Staben (Associate Vice President for Research) serves as the Lead for the University of Kentucky. Dr. Staben developed a 1500 ft2 laboratory space for the KBRIN Bioinformatics Center at UK. This space is currently served by the Internet 2 network. The Center houses a flexible, interactive group forming the core of the UK bioinformatics effort. This space is intended to be the "bioinformatics nerve center" for UK and for its relation to the KBRIN-affiliated institutions. The Bioniformatics Coordinator for the Center is Rochelle Clinton.
The Beowulf computing cluster and its services can be accessed at http://kybrin.louisville.edu/. Contact Dr. Eric Rouchka for obtaining access.
New
Beowulf Super Computing Cluster (left).
One of the eight work stations in the Laboratory (left)
For additional information about the KBRIN Bioinformatics Center, visit the Center's webpage or contact Rochelle Clinton.
Please contact us if you have facilities and/or expertise that would be appropriate to list on this KBRIN Bioinformatics Core site.
Institutional
Development