WORLD-LEADING MICROBIAL BIOINFORMATICS
About Us
The CLIMB project (Cloud Infrastructure for Microbial Bioinformatics) is a collaboration between Warwick, Birmingham, Cardiff, Swansea, Bath and Leicester Universities and The Quadram Institute Bioscience to develop and deploy a world leading cyber-infrastructure for microbial bioinformatics; providing free cloud-based compute, storage, and analysis tools for academic microbiologists in the UK.
The project is supported by three world class Medical Research Fellows, a comprehensive training program and two newly refurbished Bioinformatics facilities in both Warwick and Swansea.
CLIMB is funded by the UK’s Medical Research Council.
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Using Climb
How to register for an account, launching and accessing virtual machines
System Highlights
Processing power, storage and memory capacity
System Specifics
What hardware we use to power and run the system
Latest News
Online bioinformatics tutorial for students in Lebanon (posted April 20, 2018)
by Lisa Marchioretto | Friday, April 20th, 2018We are pleased to announce that next week, on April 25th, Andrea Telatin (Quadram Institute Bioscience) and Mark Pallen will … Read More… Online bioinformatics tutorial for students in Lebanon (posted April 20, 2018)
“Resolving microbial communities at strain-level resolution” Symposium
by Lisa Marchioretto | Wednesday, April 18th, 2018CLIMB is proud to support the Symposium “Resolving Microbial Communities at Strain-Level Resolution” . The event will take place this summer … Read More… “Resolving microbial communities at strain-level resolution” Symposium
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