Key services
Highlights
NCGAS de novo Transcriptome Assembly Workshop Highlight
New Pop Up Genome Browser Virtual Machine
Working with biological field stations to improve access to environmental data
IU's Jetstream focus of HPC workshop at University of Arkansas
Meeting Cenicafe at PAG 2017 to discuss Coffee Genomics
Support / Resources
- Knowledge Base: Search the UITS Knowledge Base
- Training Materials: contact Training Materials
- Contact Form: contact Contact NCGAS
- Request Allocation: contact Request Allocation
- Annual Reports and Surveys: contactAnnual Reports and Surveys
- Publications:contactPublications
- Search NCGAS:
NSF Awards DBI-1062432 2011,
ABI-1458641 2015,
ABI-1759906 2018
Collaborator ABI-1458689 2015,
ABI-1759914 2018
NCGAS Partners
Data Transfer, Storage, and Reference Data
Through our Galaxy portals, researchers have the ability to transfer reads and other datasets from their labs or sequencing centers using Globus Online web tools or other technologies.
NCGAS also makes available commonly used reference data sets for referenced-based assembly, alignment, and other tasks, on the Data Capacitor.
We provide a default allocation of 10 Terabytes (TB) on our Data Capacitor high speed disk system for your project data during analysis.
NCGAS offers a persistent (minimum of three years) allocation of archival storage space on the IU Scholarly Data Archive. Default allocations are 50 TB of data storage, with data stored in duplicate in tape silos in Bloomington and Indianapolis, IN. NCGAS will maintain data on tape for three years after the end of the award.