Following on our success of the 2021 -omics Symposium, the High Performance and Scientific Computing (HPSC) group hosted the 2022 “-omics Symposium” via Zoom on Friday, September 16, 2022. Building on the community discussions from last year, this year’s symposium goal is to once again bring together and engage the University of Tennessee research community of any discipline that use high-throughput computing, high performance computing, and/or data science for research in genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, transcriptomics, informatics, bioinformatics, biocomputing, and other related fields. The Symposium brought together this University of Tennessee research community with presentations from researchers in the fields and provide an opportunity for community discussions regarding resource and support needs and recommendations.

Last year, there were two listening sessions on hardware and software needs. Many of the requests regarding hardware and software were implemented and now HPSC would like to encourage discussions on community application workflows from data acquisitions (including from instruments), to data reduction, to results and describe those items that could improve time to solution, time to publication, and/or items that would lead to improved opportunities for funded research.

The Symposium was held Friday, September 16 via Zoom with multiple Zoom sessions which were recorded. All the Zoom recordings are provided below.

There was a “Symposium Google document” that participants could see and edit to put in comments, feedback, suggestions. The google doc link is here. There were 55 distinct attendees to the 2022 omics Symposium.

Agenda

All times Eastern Time Zone