VADSTI 2021 Module 7

The AnVIL team will present an overview of the AnVIL platform in Module 7 of VADSTI 2021.

The AnVIL is a cloud-based platform that supports the management, analysis, and sharing of biomedical data for the NHGRI research community.

The platform currently hosts more than 75,000 whole human genome data sets and offers a variety of analysis capabilities including:

• Terra for large scale batch computing and interactive computing;
• Gen3 for managing, analyzing, harmonizing, and sharing large datasets;
• Dockstore for sharing Docker-based analysis workflows;
• Jupyter notebooks for organizing live code, equations, visualizations, and narrative text into a single document;
• R Studio for interactive machine learning, statistical computing, and visualizations;
• Bioconductor for community-driven interactive genomics with R;
• Galaxy, for accessible, reproducible, and transparent genomic science.

In this module, you will be introduced to the platform, tools, and functionality for data science projects.

About VADSTI

With the recent advancements in technology and computational tools, healthcare services, and clinical and genomic sciences can store large amounts of datasets. There is therefore increased demand for researchers to utilize data analytics capabilities to look at recent trends, predict outcomes, and make better clinical and health policy decisions.

Skill sets in data science are critical for advancing the science of minority health and health disparities.

The Howard University Research Centers in Minority Institutions, RCMI, Program with funding from NIH created the VADSTI to meet the growing data science demand and their application to problems of minority health and health disparities.

More Information / Registration

For more information and to register see Virtual Applied Data Science Training Institute (VADSTI)

Workshop Videos

Tools for Applied Data Science Using Cloud-Based Platform, Module 7, Day 1

Tools for Applied Data Science Using Cloud-Based Platform - Module 7, Day 2