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
Bioinformatic Services
We offer a portals to a variety of services to match your affiliation:
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IU students and faculty have access to Galaxy @ IU using their Indiana University credentials. Even with access to the resources available at IU, the interface between users and computer clusters can be daunting. We provide support to IU affiliates through Galaxy to accomplish their bioinformatics analyses without the need for a degree in computer science. |
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Trinity CTAT Galaxy, hosted by Indiana University and the Broad Institute, is a free-to-use public interface for Trinity users |
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GenePattern is a freely available computational biology open-source software package developed at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, for the analysis of genomic data. NCGAS now hosts a free GenePattern server, with increased computational resources. |
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Galaxy Main, hosted by Penn State University and Emory University, is a free-to-use public service that includes hundreds of tools and a server with 250 GB of storage space per user. Our own Galaxy instances are based off of this technology. |