Lewis - a cluster of compute nodes
Lewis - more compute nodes
Clark - an SGI Altix BX2 NUMA architecture machine
Discovery - Sun VT240 systems
Discovery - DeCypher FPGA
Isilon storage cluster
Isilon storage cluster - Back
A petabyte of disk storage
HPC disk storage purchased recently
News! March 23, 2012
Big Data Meets Disease-Resistant Plant Research
"University of Missouri's Appistry-powered big-data analysis could help create disease-resistant plants to feed the world's hungry. Check out our video interview with the scientist leading the charge."Read More at the InformationWeek's BrainyardCommentary.
The University of Missouri Bioinformatics Consortium (UMBC) supports collaborative research in bioinformatics and life sciences across the University of Missouri System and around the globe.The UMBC is a System-wide resource for high-performance computational infrastructure, which emphasizes and facilitates inter-campus communication and bioinformatics research collaborations. The UMBC provides the following services to users:
For a list of all the pages of this web site please see our sitemap.High-performance computational systems to analyze massive sets of data Very large storage devices to house major data collections High speed networking services to facilitate location-independent access and collaboration among investigators Software applications supporting research in bioinformatics (e.g. sequence analysis, microarray data storage and analysis), molecular modeling, computational physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, etc. Technical support from experienced staff
More About the UMBC
Consortium Participants
- University of Missouri System
- UM - Columbia
- UM - Kansas City
- MS&T - Missouri University of Science and Technology
- UM - St. Louis
Administrative Structure and Staffing
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