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Biological science is producing increasing amounts of data and often requires complex GPU compute for analysis. The Rosalind Franklin Institute addresses this challenge by using a mixture of Cloud and HPC to build a flexible, economic and high-performance platform in collaboration with scientists to advance our research. This talk will discuss the tools and technologies used to build the platform, as well as how we scale it and increase its resilience.
About
Laura is Head of Research Software Engineering here at the Franklin. Her main focus is to collate and curate the data collected at the Franklin into a usable format for analysis and distribution.
She studied physics at Imperial College London before completing a PhD in X-ray Imaging at UCL. She has worked between academia and business in various Data Science and Engineering roles in various exciting companies and fields.