Free service to CCB researchers

Any Chemistry and Chemical Biology researcher has free access to CISER's software services while we evaluate their services over one year (from mid-Fall'12- to ~mid-Fall'13).

After you get an account through CRCF, you Remote Desktop to CISER's service, find the software you want, and run it.

NOTE: You are not billed for our CISER subscription during this first year's evaluation. But if you are curious, this is what CCB gets for its $12,000 subscription to this CISER service:

http://ciser.cornell.edu/computing/CISERBilling.shtm#faqSubscription

To use this service, please contact CRCF <crcf>. Thank you!

Evaluators

Loring's group

Mallory and Dan. Using Mathematica (Wolfram), and high-performance cluster's power for "embarrassingly parallel" calculations. Fall'12, onwards.

Cerione's group

Clint considering using, March 2013.

Software list

CISER's software list:

http://www.ciser.cornell.edu/computing/software.shtml

How to connect, and other vital instructions

First time user information and other connecting information:

http://ciser.cornell.edu/computing/manual/connect.shtm

Other places to find software you need

Your lab

Contact <crcf> for site license pricing.

Example: MatLab is Aug 1- July 31st, not prorated. Cost is $200/machine/yr.

Public Cornell-based labs

What public labs have MatLab (or JMP, Minitab, SAS, SPSS, and STATA) on campus?

http://www.cscu.cornell.edu/software/labs.php

Map of other labs on campus, with ability to choose software you are looking for:

http://mapping.cit.cornell.edu/publiclabs/map/index.cfm