Infrastructure · Molecular Ecology Group

Computational Resources

Our high-performance computing infrastructure supports large-scale genomic analyses, whole genome sequencing, metagenomic processing, and AI-powered ecological data analysis.

24 CPU Cores
256 GB RAM
2× NVIDIA RTX A6000
44 TB Storage

Computing Infrastructure

High-Performance Workstation

Primary HPC Workstation
AMD Threadripper PRO · Dual NVIDIA RTX A6000 · 256 GB RAM

Our primary computational resource is a professional-grade high-performance workstation built for demanding bioinformatics workflows. It combines high core-count CPU processing with dual professional-grade GPUs, enabling parallel execution of genome assembly, alignment, variant calling, and deep learning pipelines simultaneously.

Processor
AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7960WX
24 cores / 48 threads
4.20 – 5.30 GHz boost

Memory
256 GB RAM
High-bandwidth ECC memory
for large genomic datasets

GPU
2 × NVIDIA RTX A6000
48 GB VRAM each
CUDA · deep learning ready

Primary Storage
4 TB NVMe SSD
Ultra-fast read/write
for active analysis jobs

Archive Storage
2 × 20 TB HDD
40 TB total bulk storage
for raw sequencing data

Total Storage
44 TB Combined
NVMe + HDD hybrid
tiered storage architecture

Primary Use Cases
Mitogenome assembly
Whole genome sequencing (WGS)
Sequence alignment
SNP calling
Metagenomic data processing
Transcriptomics
AI image analysis
Species recognition

Our computational infrastructure supports research across all three groups — molecular laboratory, bioinformatics and modeling, and field ecology. Resources are continuously expanded to meet the demands of large-scale genomic and ecological datasets.
GPU Computing
WGS Analysis
Metagenomics
AI & Deep Learning