Reconfigurable Computing Laboratory - Affiliations

BIO5

The BIO5 Institute at The University of Arizona (UA) is at the leading edge of life sciences research, bringing together faculty and other researchers from five disciplines (agriculture, medicine, pharmacy, basic science and engineering) to tackle complex biology-based problems affecting humanity today. BIO5 creates science, industry and education partnerships to engage in leading-edge research, translate innovations to the market and to inspire and train the next generation of scientists.

iPlant

The Plant Science Cyberinfrastructure Collaborative (PSCIC) program is intended by NSF to create a new type of organization – a cyberinfrastructure collaborative for the plant sciences - that would enable new conceptual advances through integrative, computational thinking.The “iPlant Collaborative” (iPC) will utilize new computer, computational science and cyberinfrastructure solutions to address an evolving array of grand challenges in the plant sciences.