Please join us for the BUG Seminar series on Wednesday October 15th, 12-1pm in ALS 3005, or via zoom
Navigating Research Computing: CQLS Operations, Slurm, and Open Forum
The CQLS was awarded a 2025 Research Equipment Reserve Fund (RERF) to purchase a new Illumina MiSeq i100.
If your research needs to use and analyze sensitive data, such as personally identifiable information (PII), protected health information (PHI), OSU now has a secure cloud environment for you to use on a fee basis. Customization for your project needs is possible. Contact us to ask about SHERLOCK at hdi@cqls.oregonstate.edu.
The CQLS is updating fees that will go into effect July 1, 2025. Fees are generally re-calculated yearly but the CQLS hasn't updated many fees since 2022.
We are participating in Dam Proud Day for the first time this year. Support for us will help many across OSU's departments and colleges access cutting edge technologies for their research.
The Center for Quantitative Life Sciences (CQLS) facilitates data-intensive life science research at OSU. Our unique mix of laboratory and computational science provides the advanced tools necessary to conduct high-impact investigations across OSU’s research areas.
As Spring term 2025 approaches, the CQLS is pleased to announce several training opportunities, including Introduction to UNIX/Linux / Command-Line Data Analysis and Genotyping by Sequencing.
The delivery of the Genotyping by Sequencing (GBS) course will be held entirely online via OSU Ecampus - students based out of the Cascades, and Portland campuses (in addition to experiment stations and Extension programs) are particularly encouraged to enroll! GBS can also be taken as a non-credited remote workshop.
