FAS Information Technology
Guide to Services
How do I...
- How can I find statistically significant genes?
- How do I make a website to share my data?
- How do I plan and design my experiments?
- How do I run 1000 BLAST's?
- How do I run a large parallel job?
- How do I send my scientific data to my collaborators?
- I need dedicated computing or storage resources. Who can help me purchase, manage and use those resources?
- Where can I find out more about the analysis and programming services Research Computing provides?
- Where can I find training in computational biology and general computing?
- Where can I store a large dataset?
- Who can help me improve the speed of my computation?
- Find resources to support computationally-intensive research
- Get help with the analysis of large datasets
- Get access to special data repositories (such as the FAS Microarray Database)
- Find out more about what Reseach Computing resources are available
The Research Computing group provides high speed, large capacity computing environments specifically designed to support computationally-intensive research; tools, services, and training to enable the analysis of large data sets; and access to specialized information repositories. The group is comprised of experts and individuals with both technical and research-based backgrounds. The group serves clients in the Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Humanities.
To find out more, please visit here. If you are interested in consultation about a project, please email the Executive Director of FAS Research Computing, James Cuff at james_cuff@harvard.edu or contact the Service desk.
- Find out more about Research Computing in the Humanities
- Find out more about Research Computing in the Physical Sciences
- Find out more about Research Computing in the Life Sciences
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