The mission of NCGAS is to enable the biological research community of the US to analyze, understand, and make use of the vast amount of genomic information now available. NCGAS focuses particularly on transcriptome- and genome-level assembly, phylogenetics, metagenomics, transcriptomics, and community genomics.
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CEWiT and NCGAS work together to bring women and biology to tech fields
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IU genome analysis center works with scientists to understand color variation in the strawberry poison-dart frog
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NCGAS continues to bridge the gap between biology and informatics
Learn more about the workshopNCGAS provides the computing resources and more than helpful information that allow anyone to perform large data analyses. This is ideal for people with limited resources at universities with limited facilities.
Annual survey user
Jul 13
SC4ES: National Center for Genome Analysis Support Genomics Research webinar series
Featuring Layla R. Freeborn, Indiana University, this monthly scientific series highlights the research of scientists who use computational resources provided by NCGAS.
Jul 18
ACM Practice & Experience in Advanced Research Computing - PEARC21
Evolution Across All Dimensions - currently planned to be held virtually.
Jul 26
SC4ES: NCGAS Transcriptome Assembly, Annotation, and Analysis Workshop
The National Center for Genome Analysis Support (NCGAS) offers this three-day, online, semi-asyncrhonous workshop on high performance computing (HPC) usage and transcriptome assembly, annotation and [ . . . ]
Aug 10
SC4ES: National Center for Genome Analysis Support Genomics Research webinar series
Featuring Sen Xu, University of Texas at Arlington, this monthly scientific series highlights the research of scientists who use computational resources provided by NCGAS.
Nov 14
Indiana University will have a booth at this international conference to highlight IU high performance computing and networking collaborations and projects as well as the Luddy School of Informatics, [ . . . ]
NCGAS also hosts the GenePattern gateway, an open-source software package developed at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, for the analysis of genomic data. This project is funded by the National Institute of Health, ITCR grant.
IU GenePattern – NIH ITCR 1U24CA194107-01
NCGAS is affiliated with the Pervasive Technology Institute and is a management group in the Research Technologies division of University Information Technology Services at Indiana University.
