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CryoSPARC is a state of the art scientific software platform for cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) used in research and drug discovery pipelines.
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An individual approach to running CryoSPARC on HiPerGator is to install it in a 'standalone' mode into a personal directory tree and run it inside a SLURM job while accessing its web front-end from a browser in Open OnDemand or via an ssh tunnel and using the job resources to run the analyses or configuring cluster access to submit jobs.
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A group can also purchase a [[Web_Application_Hosting|PubApps instance]] and collectively use a pre-configured instance of CryoSPARC set up by RC staff that allows shared access to group's HiPerGator resources (NCU+GPU) from a single allocation (account + qos) from the UF Network (Campus + VPN).
  
 
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Revision as of 18:45, 31 January 2023

Description

cryosparc website  

CryoSPARC is a state of the art scientific software platform for cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) used in research and drug discovery pipelines.

An individual approach to running CryoSPARC on HiPerGator is to install it in a 'standalone' mode into a personal directory tree and run it inside a SLURM job while accessing its web front-end from a browser in Open OnDemand or via an ssh tunnel and using the job resources to run the analyses or configuring cluster access to submit jobs.

A group can also purchase a PubApps instance and collectively use a pre-configured instance of CryoSPARC set up by RC staff that allows shared access to group's HiPerGator resources (NCU+GPU) from a single allocation (account + qos) from the UF Network (Campus + VPN).