Date:10/18/2011

it2 and the Center for Research in Biological Systems (CRBS), and Bioinformatics group leader for CAMERA. "With the proposed developments in bioKepler, the CAMERA project and its large user communities will benefit from a larger set of next generation sequence analysis tools with much better scalability and flexibility. Other projects that heavily rely on next-generation sequencing, such as various microbiome projects, can also take advantage of the bioKepler software."

Moreover, bioKepler will be packaged to be installed on diverse, distributed execution environments (e.g., as a Web service and as virtual machines tuned for various Grid and Cloud systems), which in turn will enable deployment of bioKepler on public and private clusters and clouds.

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Contact: Jan Zverina jzverina@sdsc.edu 858-534-5111 University of California - San Diego Source:Eurekalert

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