Center for High Performance Computation in Biology and Biomedicine

Yale University, its School of Medicine, and the W.M. Keck Foundation Biotechnology Resource have joined together to form a new Center for High Performance Computation in Biology and Biomedicine that will meet the growing need to analyze and interpret the enormous amounts of data that result from several break-through technologies including microarray analysis of gene expression, single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) genotyping, and high throughput mass spectrometric-based analysis of the human proteome. The instrumentation needed to support this new Center has been funded by a $1.6 million dollar National Institutes of Health Grant which is briefly described here. The Center is open to all Yale investigators and to as many non-Yale investigators as possible. If you would like to join the Center please send your name, department, institution, title and paragraph length description of your project to kenneth.williams@yale.edu.

Getting Started

The Center provides a number of Computational Resources.

The Center's main computational resource is Bulldogi. Follow the link for more details.

There have been a number of recent changes related to the move of Bulldogc and the arrival of the new Bulldogi cluster.

ITS has a website with additional information about Yale clusters, including Bulldogi and Bulldogc http://research.yale.edu/hpc

NEWS

12/3/07
Bulldogi and Bulldogc are fully operational.