Research at CBU is based on computations, and often new research results include a new methodology or analysis approach. To make these new approaches more accessible to the scientific community, we make these analysis tools available as software, online web applications or as part of e-infrastructure frameworks.

Online tools and e-infrastructure

ChopChop  (Valen Group)

WebNM@  (Reuter Group)

Services and tools from ELIXIR Norway (coordinated by CBU)

Training and workshops

CBU staff contribute to hands-on courses and shorter workshops to assist researchers in developing needed data analysis skills for their Life Science research. Often skills on a combination of stand alone tools, available on-line web applications and data resources, as well as computational e-infrastructure is required in the toolbox of a Life Science researcher, and this type of skills are generally not taught in standard university courses today.