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| − | Location: Boston and Cambridge MA, USA  | + | '''Location''': Boston and Cambridge MA, USA  | 
| − | Name/Title: Brent G. Richter, Director:<br>  | + | Partners HealtCare Systems  | 
| + | *Consisting of Massachusetts General Hospital  | ||
| + | *Brigham and Womens Hospital  | ||
| + | *Dana Farber Cancer Institute  | ||
| + | *Mclean Hospital  | ||
| + | *Spaulding Rehab Hospital  | ||
| + | * + 7 regional hospitals  | ||
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| + | '''Name/Title''': Brent G. Richter, Director:<br>  | ||
*Enterprise Research Infrastructure & Systems (ERIS)  | *Enterprise Research Infrastructure & Systems (ERIS)  | ||
| − | *  | + | *Massachusetts General Hospital & Brigham and Womens Hospital Site Research IT Services  | 
*Bioinformatics, Harvard Medical School/Partners Healthcare Cencter for Gentics and Genomics    | *Bioinformatics, Harvard Medical School/Partners Healthcare Cencter for Gentics and Genomics    | ||
| − | Links:    | + | '''Links:'''   | 
| − | Group size: Diverse:  | + | '''Group size:''' Diverse:  | 
*3 bioinformatician developers  | *3 bioinformatician developers  | ||
*3 Systems Engineers/administrators  | *3 Systems Engineers/administrators  | ||
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*6 Site Infrastructure Technicians  | *6 Site Infrastructure Technicians  | ||
| − | Environment: Diverse:  | + | '''Environment:''' Diverse:  | 
*Linux, Windows, HPC clusters, Massive Storage, Internal Cloud, Oracle, Open DB's, Application support, web hosting  | *Linux, Windows, HPC clusters, Massive Storage, Internal Cloud, Oracle, Open DB's, Application support, web hosting  | ||
| − | Tools:    | + | '''Tools:'''   | 
Sequencing, next-gen instruments, proteomics, protein folding, R, SAS, everything in public domain.  | Sequencing, next-gen instruments, proteomics, protein folding, R, SAS, everything in public domain.  | ||
| − | Pertinent hardware info: Mainly HP, Sun, some dell, vanilla boxes  | + | '''Pertinent hardware info:''' Mainly HP, Sun, some dell, vanilla boxes, Cisco, IB  | 
Training:    | Training:    | ||
Bioinformatics support model: Research-grade SLA's, support pipelines and tools as they can be applied to HPC environment (linux and windows clusters, Large shared-memory machines, web hosted pipelines, etc.  | Bioinformatics support model: Research-grade SLA's, support pipelines and tools as they can be applied to HPC environment (linux and windows clusters, Large shared-memory machines, web hosted pipelines, etc.  | ||
Revision as of 11:57, 26 September 2008
Location: Boston and Cambridge MA, USA
Partners HealtCare Systems
- Consisting of Massachusetts General Hospital
 - Brigham and Womens Hospital
 - Dana Farber Cancer Institute
 - Mclean Hospital
 - Spaulding Rehab Hospital
 - + 7 regional hospitals
 
Name/Title: Brent G. Richter, Director:
- Enterprise Research Infrastructure & Systems (ERIS)
 - Massachusetts General Hospital & Brigham and Womens Hospital Site Research IT Services
 - Bioinformatics, Harvard Medical School/Partners Healthcare Cencter for Gentics and Genomics
 
Links:
Group size: Diverse:
- 3 bioinformatician developers
 - 3 Systems Engineers/administrators
 - 1 Scientific Support Specialist/informatician
 - 1 DBA/ DB developer
 - 3 Site (MGH and BWH) senior support specialists
 - 6 Site Infrastructure Technicians
 
Environment: Diverse:
- Linux, Windows, HPC clusters, Massive Storage, Internal Cloud, Oracle, Open DB's, Application support, web hosting
 
Tools: Sequencing, next-gen instruments, proteomics, protein folding, R, SAS, everything in public domain.
Pertinent hardware info: Mainly HP, Sun, some dell, vanilla boxes, Cisco, IB
Training:
Bioinformatics support model: Research-grade SLA's, support pipelines and tools as they can be applied to HPC environment (linux and windows clusters, Large shared-memory machines, web hosted pipelines, etc.