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Developing Portable and Reusable Computational Biology Modules

Submission Number: 128
Submission ID: 222
Submission UUID: cd8de520-0e28-466e-a8e8-5b70d5c39243
Submission URI: /form/project

Created: Tue, 11/16/2021 - 15:18
Completed: Tue, 11/16/2021 - 15:18
Changed: Thu, 04/28/2022 - 13:48

Remote IP address: 74.75.33.23
Submitted by: Chris Wilson
Language: English

Is draft: No
Webform: Project
Developing Portable and Reusable Computational Biology Modules
Northeast
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bioinformatics (277), data-reproducibility (578), docker (35), genomics (537)
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Project Leader

Chris Wilson
20772499187
207-288-9880

Project Personnel

Bruce Segee
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Project Information

Modern genome-scale data typically requires multi-step, linked workflows for
complete analysis. While many open-source tools are freely available, they are
written across a range of frameworks and platforms (e.g., R, python, and
shell-scripts) that can be confusing or even conflicting to maintain on a single
system. As such, it is in the interest of the research community to develop
portable and reusable computational modules aimed at reducing the installation
and maintenance burden and expanding access to these tools without requiring a
wealth of systems-administration knowledge. This project involves the
development, debugging and maintenance of robust, reusable analysis modules for
computational biology workflows using Docker and Singularity.

Project Information Subsection

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Practical applications
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NE-University of Maine
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Already behind3Start date is flexible
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12/14/2021
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  • Milestone Title: Initial suite of docker/singularity images
    Completion Date Goal: 2022-01-14
  • Milestone Title: Demonstrate testing methodology
    Completion Date Goal: 2022-01-21
  • Milestone Title: Wrap Presentation
    Completion Date Goal: 2022-02-15
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The student will learn consultative skills associated with being a research computing facilitator and will develop advanced skills required to develop portable modules including:
Advanced use of docker images and dependencies.
Scalability and robustness of command line tools
Bash scripting

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Final Report

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