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The na’onal bioinforma’cs infrastructure www.scilifelab.se/pla7orms/bioinforma’cs/ Björn Nystedt, [email protected] Bioinforma’cs Longterm Support (a.k.a.WABI)

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Page 1: The$naonal$bioinformacs$infrastructure$biological information ELIXIR • Annual budget ~3.5 MEUR (2014) • ~2.2 MEUR from Swedish Research Council • ~1.3 MEUR from SciLifeLab and

The  na'onal  bioinforma'cs  infrastructure  www.scilifelab.se/pla7orms/bioinforma'cs/  

Björn  Nystedt,  [email protected]  Bioinforma'cs  Long-­‐term  Support  (a.k.a.WABI)    

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The  Bioinforma'cs  pla7orm  

SciLifeLab  

Na'onal  Genomics  Infrastructure  

Bioinforma'cs  

Joakim  Lundeberg  Ann-­‐Chris'ne  Syvänen  Ulf  Gyllensten  

Bengt  Persson  

Clinical  Diagnos'cs  

…  

Ongoing  merge  of  BILS,  WABI  and  more;  complete  2016.    Na'onal,  distributed    

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Sequencing  

NGI    

BIOINFORMATICS  

Supercomputer  center  

Genomics  development    Lab                                                Bioinfo    

Genomics  accounts  

Customer  project  accounts  

Project  support  and  tools  development  

PREDEFINED  ANALYSES   CUSTOM-­‐TAILORED  ANALYSES  

GENOMICS  DELIVERY  

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Deliverables  2014  Consultancy  and  Training    •  Con'nuing  providing  advanced  bioinforma'cs  support  to  projects  na'on-­‐wide  and  maintaining  

(old)  and  building  (new)  domain-­‐specific  competence  •  Expand  into  new  competence  areas  (e.g.  Integra've  bioinforma'cs  /  Big  Data)    •  Genome  annota'on  pla7orm  used  in  at  least  3  new  projects  •  Delivering  success  stories  within  our  supported  research  projects  •  Drop-­‐in  bioinforma'cs  consultancy  at  SciLifeLab  •  Provide  advanced  training  in  10+  courses  na'on-­‐wide  

Infrastructure  •  Provision  of  a  respository  of  good/useful  scripts  •  Secure  system  for  compute  and  storage  Mosler  •  Produc'on  system  for  SciLifeLab  pla7orms,  providing  redundant  HPC  resources  w/  high  availability  •  User-­‐friendly  interface  towards  UPPNEX  compute  resources  •  Prototype  system  for  cloud  compu'ng  in  bioinforma'cs  

Interna8onal  •  Integra'on  of  the  Human  Protein  Atlas  (HPA)  into  ELIXIR  as  Swedish  node  contribu'on  •  Hos'ng  the  European  ELIXIR  Heads-­‐of-­‐Nodes  mee'ng  in  May  

Organisa8onal  •  Integrate  all  ac'vi'es  as  a  Na'onal  Bioinforma'cs  Infrastructure;    Regular  pla7orm  mee'ngs  •  Coordina'on  mee'ngs  with  genomics  pla7orms  

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Bioinforma'cs  Pla7orm  provides  custom-­‐tailored  analyses  

 •  Study  design  consulta'on  (free)    

[email protected]    

•  Short-­‐term  support  (≤80h;  free;  first  come  first  serve)  •  Medium-­‐term  support  (>80h;  user  fee;  first  come  first  serve)  

hjp://bils.se/resources/suppor7orm/index.php    •  Long-­‐term  support  (500h;  free:  scien'fic  evalua'on)  

hjp://www.scilifelab.se/facili'es/wabi/        

•  Compute  and  storage  (free;  majority  of  hardware  and    system  administra'on  belongs  to  SNIC)  hjp://www.uppmax.uu.se/  

 

Next  deadline  for  applica'ons  Feb  27!  

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Growth  (Numbers  from  BILS)  

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2011   2012   2013   2014   2015   2016   2017   2018  

Staff  

Projects  

PI  

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Distribu8on  of  PIs  in  projects  in  2013  

KI,  38  

UU,  37  

SU,  17  

KTH,  9  

GU,  28  LU,  28  

UmU,  23  

LiU,  22  

NRM,  22  

SLU,  11  

Chalmers,  6  Sahlgrenska  University  

Hospital,  3  

NGI,  2  

AstraZeneca,  1   FOI,  1   LTH,  1  Norrlands  Universitetssjukhus,  1  Polismyndigheten,  1  

SVA,  1   WABI,  1   ÖrU,  1  

~400  short-­‐term  projects/year  ~20  long-­‐term  projects/year  

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2014:  Over  450  ac've  projects  from  all  over  Sweden  

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

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UPPMAXUPPNEX

Other  research  fields  

Integrated  in  Swedish  e-­‐Science  infrastructure  

2014:  Over  450  ac've  projects  from  all  over  Sweden  

Large  sequencing  projects  use  UPPNEX  

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Short-­‐term  Support  and  Infrastructure  BILS  –  Bioinforma8cs  Infrastructure  for  Life  Sciences  

www.scilifelab.se/facili8es/bils/    

Bengt Mikael Fredrik Persson Borg Levander

Technical Proteomics Director coordinator coordinator •  BILS is a distributed national research

infrastructure supported by the Swedish Research Council (VR) •  Nodes at each of the 6 large univerisities •  Coordination with other bioinformatics activities •  Training activities, annual symposium/user meeting

•  BILS provides •  Support/Consultancy (“human eCloud” for life sciences)

80 hours for free, additional hours for a subsidised fee •  Databases and software tools

Computing and storage in collaboration with SNIC

•  BILS coordinates the Swedish node in the European infrastructure for biological information ELIXIR

•  Annual budget ~3.5 MEUR (2014)

•  ~2.2 MEUR from Swedish Research Council •  ~1.3 MEUR from SciLifeLab and

participating universities

Syst. development Training Genomics coordinators coordinator coordinator

Magnus Henrik Jonas Sara Alm-Rosenblad Lantz Hagberg Light

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Long-­‐term  Support  Wallenberg  Advanced  Bioinforma8cs  Infrastructure  

www.scilifelab.se/facili8es/wabi/  

Björn  Nystedt   Thomas  Svensson  

Tailored  solu-ons  –    high  impact  

Siv  Andersson   Gunnar  von  Heijne  

Applied  bioinforma'cs:  500h  free  support/project  •  Variant  analyses  in  health  and  disease  •  Transcriptomics  •  Novel  genomes    •  Metagenomics      

Directors    

Managers  Swedens  strongest  unit  for  analyses  of    large-­‐scale  genomic  data  (13  FTE,  increasing)  

Na'onal  commijee  reviews  and  selects  projects  based  on  scien'fic  quality  

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Annota'on  is  a  complex,  'me-­‐consuming  process  

Producing  an  annota'on  for  a  vertebrate  genome  can  take  months  

Requires  both  experience  and  computa'onal  infrastructure    

Which  data  do  I  combine  in  what  ways  to  achieve  op'mal  results?  

What  pipelines  are  available  and  how  do  I  set  them  up?  

What  computa'onal  resources  are  required?  Do  I  have  the  capability  to  develop  custom  solu'ons  if  my  data  requires  it?  

Is  using  my  grant  money  to  train  someone  a  good  long-­‐term  investment  for  me?  

The    BILS  genome  annota8on  and  assembly  plaQorm  

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Teaching  

www.scilifelab.se/educa'on/courses/  

2015-­‐04-­‐07  -­‐  2015-­‐04-­‐09,  Course  |  Uppsala    RNA-­‐seq,  1  hp      2015-­‐04-­‐27  -­‐  2015-­‐04-­‐28,  Course  |  Uppsala    Introduc8on  to  Genome  Annota8on,  1  hp      2015-­‐05-­‐18  -­‐  2015-­‐05-­‐23,  Course  |  Uppsala    Perl  Programming  with  Applica8on  to  Bioinforma8cs,  2  hp      

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The  Swedish  Bioinforma'cs  Advisory  Program    

A  new  teaching  model,  where  PhD  students  get  a  senior  bioinforma'cian  as  a  personal  advisor  during  2  years  of  their  PhD.      Three  grand  mee'ngs  per  year  with  all  the  students,  and  their  advisors  and  PhD  supervisors,  to  aid  networking  and  knowledge  transfer.      First  call  late  2014:    >50  applicants  for  15  places  Next  call  late  2015    www.scilifelab.se/educa'on/mentorship/the-­‐swedish-­‐bioinforma'cs-­‐advisory-­‐program/