Data Analysis Archives

Bridging Research and Diagnosis: Dr. Jack Chang Joins Forces with Histology Core

The Histology Core is thrilled to introduce a collaboration with clinical pathologist Dr. Jack Chang, marking the launch of an innovative diagnostic consultation service. This endeavor is set to revolutionize the resources in HSC, offering researchers and healthcare professionals unprecedented access to Dr. Chang's specialized expertise in analyzing and interpreting data. Centered on anatomical and pathological findings, the service is committed to enhancing the precision and depth of diagnostic insights, effectively bridging the divide between research and clinical applications. This collaborative initiative represents a significant stride towards advancing the impact of histological analysis in both research and clinical practice.

Accessing UNT/TACC HPC Allocations: A Step-by-Step Guide

The University of North Texas (UNT) Denton and the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) have formed a collaborative initiative aimed at offering researchers an avenue to leverage cutting-edge high-performance computing (HPC) resources. Through this partnership, UNT and HSC researchers gain access to the robust computational capabilities provided by TACC, along with user support services facilitated by the UNT Denton Research IT team.

This collaborative effort aims to empower researchers with enhanced computational resources and comprehensive assistance, fostering an environment conducive to advanced and impactful research endeavors.

Bioinformatics seminar on April 19th

Genomics Core is organizing an in-person seminar session on April 19^th, Wednesday to introduce researchers to the Qiagen CLC and IPA software packages.

Please RSVP to Dr. Taegun Kwon for more details about the session and a 1:1 meeting with the experts if interested. The seminar will take place in RES-326 from 1 to 2:30pm.

Flow Cytometry Core adding more FlowJo licenses

The Flow Cytometry Core is adding additional FlowJo licenses to accommodate the increased demand for the software.

FlowJo is a widely used software application for analyzing flow cytometry data, and the increase in demand for the software at the Core highlights the growing importance of flow cytometry in modern biomedical research. The additional licenses will ensure that resources are available for all researchers who need them, thus providing more researchers access to the software at the same time, allowing better productivity and sharing of resources.