Cloud-based service computing has started to change the way how research in science, in
particular biology, medicine, and engineering, is being carried out. Researchers in the area …

High Performance Computing (HPC) clouds have started to change the way how research in
science, in particular medicine and genomics (bioinformatics) is being carried out …

Background Bioinformatics services have been traditionally provided in the form of a web-
server that is hosted at institutional infrastructure and serves multiple users. This model …

Cloud computing, providing access to more than a hundred thousand computers at a time to
process, store or share information has stretched the horizon of possibilities in many areas …

Genomics next generation sequencing (NGS) and third generation sequencing (TGS) have
a broad area of applications in life science, such as Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) …

Biomedical research in the post-genome era is intensely data-driven and increasingly more
integrative as new technologies are introduced, such as next-or third-generation …

Life sciences make heavily use of the web for proving data and analysis tools. There are
more than one thousand molecular biology databases characterized by their complexity and …

The past few years have seen both explosions in the size of biological data sets and the
proliferation of new, highly flexible on-demand computing capabilities. The sheer amount of …

Biomedical research has become a digital data–intensive endeavor, relying on secure and
scalable computing, storage, and network infrastructure, which has traditionally been …

Cloud computing provides a promising solution to the big data problem associated with next
generation sequencing applications. The increasing number of cloud service providers, who …