EC2 as a scientific tool

By Deepak Singh | Published: August 30, 2007

I’ve always wondered how useful Amazon’s EC2 service could be for scientific applications. It should be interesting to see how the this proteomics project turns out

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cariaso

RunBlast.com is my effort in this space. I'm very curious to hear what any others may be doing inside ec2.

Greg Tyrelle

Interesting. There has been some discussion on nodalpoint about using EC2 for virtual bioinformatics clusters. See the comments for more links.