The Collaborative Computing & Data Unit (CCDU) provides a rich computing and data infrastructure to support the academic, research, and administrative activities of CCMB. Facilities include high performance computing, file and database servers, workstations, web servers, networking, and printing services. CCDU supports multiple high performance computing clusters and provides access to clusters through partnerships with the College of Engineering's Center for Advanced Computing (CAC) and national supercomputing centers. CCDU hosts and manages more than 50 Terabytes of storage and databases housed at Palmer Commons, Green Court, and the Arbor Lakes computing facilities. This infrastructure is maintained and supported by the CCMB to provide biomedical computation support to researchers in the School of Medicine (UMMS) and across the University of Michigan campus. Networking is provided by the UM campus backbone with high speed networking available through alliances with Internet2 and Michigan Lambda Rail.

CCMB is linking campus, state, and national resources to CCMB and Bioinformatics Program Faculty through a number of Centers and National Partnerships.

Need Help?

• Send e-mail to CCMB-help@umich.edu
• Visit the CCDU Web Sites How-tos & Help page
  

Additional information about the Collaborative Computing & Data Unit (CCDU) can be found on the its web page at:

ccdu.ccmb.med.umich.edu