Our mission is to advance scientific knowledge and to provide science-based information to improve the sustainability of food
and fiber production, protection of natural resources and the lives of all the people in Tennessee and across the world.
Do you have questions about running a computational process for genomics data? Is the process new to you, or are your systems unable to process a job of this scale? We are available to help!
Dr. Meg Staton and her lab offer computational genomics consulting to all faculty, staff, and students at UTIA. The consulting is led by Matt Huff, M.Sc., a research associate with over 4 years of experience in bioinformatics consulting and a Ph.D. candidate.
If you have any questions about a computational analysis, we offer weekly office hours. If you would prefer to meet through Zoom or at a different time, contact mstaton1@utk.edu or mhuff10@utk.edu to obtain a Zoom link.
Office Hours Fall 2021: Tuesdays from 1 to 2:30 PM, PBB 118.
Past consulting has included these topics:
If what you need isn’t on the list, we are still happy to meet with you and talk through possible support options.
We are excited to announce the UTIA Computational Resources, which consists of two new computers dedicated to intensive computational projects:
Our goal is to provide a more flexible system than what is currently available with ISAAC; you will not be required to run jobs through a scheduling system.
We require anyone who wants to use these resources to go through an orientation presentation. Contact us at mstaton1@utk.edu or mhuff10@utk.edu to schedule your orientation. General documentation, tutorials, and FAQs can be found on our GitHub wiki.
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