Computational Resources

Access advanced computational tools, bioinformatics support, and data resources to power cutting-edge microbiome research

OHMC Paid Allocation on ROAR Collab

The One Health Microbiome Center is pleased to offer members free access to the Center's paid allocation on ROAR Collab High Performance Computing Cluster. This allocation allows members to run computationally intensive jobs, that exceed the 48 hour limit of the ROAR Collab "open queue", for free.

You can request a free ROAR Collab account on the ICDS website. You must have an account before you can be added to the OHMC paid allocation.

Featured Computational Resource

  • Standard Memory Compute of 120 cores (8-10 GB/core, Infiniband; 48 cores/node and 384-512 GB RAM/node).
  • This is approximately 1 TB of RAM.

Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) Database

The One Health Microbiome Center offers members free access to the KEGG database, a large repository for genomic and metabolic data. The KEGG database can be accessed here.