This workshop is presented by the University of Rhode Island AI Lab.

This workshop is presented by the University of Rhode Island AI Lab.

High performance computing clusters such as Unity allow researchers to greatly scale up the power of their bioinformatic analyses while also decreasing the amount of time that it takes for those analyses to run. However figuring out how to best make use of the resources on Unity can be intimidating. Building off of the fundamentals established in the previous workshop, this workshop will guide researchers through all the ways they can ensure that their analyses are running efficiently and how they can best utilize Unity’s resources for their purposes.

This workshop is presented by the University of Rhode Island AI Lab.

Over the past several decades, decreasing sequencing costs have resulted in the generation of vast amounts of biological data, providing researchers with the opportunity to tackle complex biological questions but also presenting a great computational challenge. Many analyses now are performed on high performance computing clusters such as Unity which offer enough computational power to work with such data. This workshop will offer a practical introduction to how to get started with conducting bioinformatics analyses on Unity and take participants through all of the steps required to run a program on Unity.