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The 'cloud' has become an integral part of big data processing across many disciplines. Due to the ever-increasing computational demand of cryo-EM, turning to cloud resources can allow for many users to solve structures as-fast-as-possible without any queueing / wait times.
This website will serve as the central location that will document and update cloud-computing resources available to the cryo-EM community. If you are looking for the 'old' cryo-EM in the cloud website, you can find it here.
We have developed new approaches to help users solve structures as quick and with as little hassle as possible.
See below (and above) for more details on how to take advantage of these powerful tools.
Perform all processing tasks for cryo-EM structure determination with the RELION software package developed by Sjors Scheres & coworkers.
Utilize the molecular modeling & flexible fitting software Rosetta to dock atomic structures over a range of resolutions, from 3 - 10 Angstroms.
Leverage the new software suite cryoSPARC by launching webservers that run GPU-accelerated structural analyses.
Software package from Nikolaus Grigorieff, Tim Grant, and Alexis Rohou.
Cloud locations:
Cloud location:
Cloud location:
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The leading provider of cloud computing resources, Amazon Web Services, allows users to 'pay-as-you-go' for all computing tasks.
Take advantage of the NSF-funded Comet supercomputer at the San Diego Supercomputer Center to run Relion jobs for free using NSF-allocated computing resources.