Research Computing with RONIN on AWS Webinar Series
Researchers demonstrating benefits of RONIN and AWS in the real world. This 3 part webinar series hosted by AWS, shows real life examples of researchers using RONIN and AWS.
A beginner’s guide to genomics in the cloud with RONIN and AWS
Ready to harness the power of cloud computing for your genomics workflows? This webinar will take you through the basics of getting started with cloud computing and demonstrate how RONIN can simplify the analysis of your biological data. From the simple management of large datasets and customized compute environments, to easy data visualization and integration with GUI servers, you will explore many of RONIN’s most useful features. Whether you are already an experienced bioinformatician or just getting started with genomic analyses, this webinar will reveal how RONIN can help you unlock the true potential of cloud computing for your research.
Speaker: Parice Brandies, PhD Candidate, the School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Sydney.
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GROMACS on AWS with RONIN
Computational chemistry is extremely compute-intensive and can benefit from GPUs and high performance computing available in AWS. Check out this webinar to learn how high performance architectures on AWS can be used to run GROMACS quickly and efficiently. Choose architecture that is the most cost-efficient for the performance you need. Discover how to create a high performance cluster using RONIN, install GROMACS on the cluster, run checkpointing to exploit less expensive spot pricing, visualize your results, and save your cluster for future use.
Speakers:
- Carsten Kutzner, PhD, Software Developer, Department of Theoretical and Computational Biophysics, Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry.
- Evan Bollig, PhD, Specialist Solutions Architect for High Performance Computing, AWS.
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Neuroimaging analyses in the cloud with AWS and RONIN
Researchers need higher resolution images, larger-scale multi-site studies, and the need for reproducibility. To accomplish this, they can transition a neuroimaging laboratory to AWS, which provides flexible, scalable compute and storage. Join this webinar to learn how you can use RONIN on AWS to run scalable analysis on a budget. Discover how to select cost-efficient instances for computationally intensive neuroimaging workloads (such as fmriprep, FreeSurfer, Advanced Normalization Tools) and how to run these on a high performance cluster, visualize results, and save the cluster for future use to reproduce results.
Speaker: Tara Madhyastha, PhD, Principal Research Scientist, AWS.
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