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Biotechnology Computing Facility (BCF) strives to facilitate inclusion of computational methods and techniques at various stages of the discovery process across all life sciences disciplines, with the primary aim of simplifying and automating these processes through innovation, education and training.
All our services and facilities are available to University of Arizona faculty, staff and students, with limited services for off campus collaborators and industry partners. |
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BCF Provides Services and Support for: - Data Analysis, Storage and Management
- Managing Compute Intensive Tasks
- Data Mining and Integration
- Laboratory Automation & Sample Tracking
- Visualization and Rapid Prototyping
- Remote Collaboration Tools and Infrastructure
- Specialized Hands-on Workshops & Training
NOTE: All BIO5 researchers are encouraged to take advantage of the availability of high priority CPU hours resulting from dedicated ICE cluster compute nodes funded by a TRIF grant New: FAQ for ICE computing cluster: |
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