Description:
"The NIH Biowulf cluster is a Linux cluster designed and built at NIH which consists of over 6500 processors communicating over a fast network. The cluster is being used by NIH researchers for sequence analysis phylogenetics and linkage analysis computational chemistry molecular modeling proteomics and mass spectrometry analysis mathematics statistics and structural biology.
This hands-on class will give new users all the information they need to get started on the system.
Information on the Biowulf cluster is now available."
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