Difference between revisions of "NERC Environmental Bioinformatics Centre"
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<b>Tools:</b> Bio-Linux, R, maxdLoad2, omixed, many more. See website. | <b>Tools:</b> Bio-Linux, R, maxdLoad2, omixed, many more. See website. | ||
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<b>Training:</b> Provided courses on: Introduction to Linux, Linux System Admin, Relational Databases, Perl. All course materials available from our site. | <b>Training:</b> Provided courses on: Introduction to Linux, Linux System Admin, Relational Databases, Perl. All course materials available from our site. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:52, 8 September 2009
Location:
Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Oxford (UK)
Also University of Manchester (UK) and European Bioinformatics Institute, Hinxton, Cambridge (UK)
Name/Title:
NERC Environmental Bioinformatics Centre
Links:
NEBC
Group size: Currently 8 : 4 at CEH, 2 at Manchester, 2 at EBI
Environment:
Tools: Bio-Linux, R, maxdLoad2, omixed, many more. See website.
Pertinent hardware info: This group deals purely with data management and analysis. Most work is done on Dell Precision workstations supplied to research groups and supported by us. In house-server is 4-way/16 GB Dell box running Debian 32-bit. Large jobs are done on CEH compute clusters.
Training: Provided courses on: Introduction to Linux, Linux System Admin, Relational Databases, Perl. All course materials available from our site.
Bioinformatics support model:
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