We're expanding the compute capacity of GenomeDK significantly!
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Available in Q2 to all new and existing users.
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A set of 4 graphs showing how many students in different groups got different test scores using different tools. Students in group 1 using just AI, got an average of around 45% Students in group 1 using just notes, got an average of around 60%, visibly higher than the AI-only group. Students in group 2 that just used AI performed roughly the same as those in group 1. Students in group 2 that used AI and notes did slightly better, but not as well as students that just took notes.
Even Microsoft's own paid studies show that AI harms learning.
Students that just took notes did better than those that used AI.
Students that used AI and took notes didn't do as well as those that just took notes.
From this puff-piece page on their site:
www.microsoft.com/en-us/educat...
95%
Screenshot of the new GenomeDK Desktop.
We’ve just launched a new GenomeDK Desktop experience - just in time for Christmas! 🚀
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Søndagssurdej ♥️ #surdej
The trailing space didn't make a difference for me. But yes, ss is the way to go! The equivalent command with ss is:
ss -n -t src :2049
Sweet :-)
Not as robust as it may show clients with a (randomly chosen) port of 2049 :-)
TIL that if `showmount -a` won't show the clients connected to your NFS server (with NFSv4), netstat is your friend:
netstat -anp | grep '<NFS SERVER IP>:2049' | grep ESTABLISHED
#linux #sysadm #hpc @almalinux.org
TIL that the only way to get rid of useless systemd-rc-local-generator log output is with this:
systemctl --global mask rc-local.service
echo -e '#!/bin/bash\nexit 0' > /usr/lib/systemd/system-generators/systemd-rc-local-generator
#systemd #linux #sysadm #hpc
A patient with type 1 diabetes has begun producing his own insulin after receiving a transplant of pancreatic cells. For the first time, islet cells have been edited so they wouldn't be rejected by the patient, removing the need for immunosuppressant drugs.
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Catch up on the latest updates from the GenomeDK infrastructure, including:
🔍 The AU HPC review process — we need your support!
💾 A 10 PB storage expansion is now live and available to all users
📅 Important notice: All DeIC GenomeDK projects will end on April 1, 2026
genome.au.dk/news/newslet...
At GenomeDK, we’re proud to support Danish research and teaching with powerful, flexible computing infrastructure. One of the areas where this really makes a difference is in hands-on teaching environments.
Read more here:
genome.au.dk/news/ngs-cou...
Do you want to explore how genetics, molecular data, and health records can be integrated to uncover the biology of complex traits and diseases? Join us as a Postdoc in Statistical Genetics!
📍 Center for Quantitative Genetics and Genomics, Aarhus Uni
📅 Start: Sep 1, 2025
tech.au.dk/en/about-the...
You will:
🔍 Develop multivariate and Bayesian models for complex trait genetics
🧬 Integrate large-scale genomic and clinical data
🧠 Apply and extend advanced multivariate modeling techniques
💻 Contribute to projects on cardiometabolic and psychiatric conditions
Come join us at the Bioinformatics Research Centre at Aarhus University. Tenure track/associate professor position available with application deadline June 1, 2025. Application details here: international.au.dk/about/profil...
Are you an evolutionary/population geneticist in Denmark? The EPIC conference is back and it will take place on 11-12 August 2025 in Aarhus. Come along for two days of great talks and networking! #EPICdk25
Hosts: @molbiolau.bsky.social & @popgendk.bsky.social
Register now at: popgen.dk/epic/
🌊💨 Bubbles meet turbulence!
Using GenomeDK’s HPC, Aarhus University researchers simulated bubble–surface interactions — key to energy optimization in the maritime sector ⚓️🔬
Dive into the full story 👉 genome.au.dk/news/bubble-...
#HPC #FluidDynamics #MaritimeTech #EnergyEfficiency #GenomeDK
We're hiring Pioneer Fellow Postdocs!!
Join us at the Pioneer Centre for SMARTbiomed to develop innovative methods in epidemiology, biostatistics, and statistical genetics, working with big biomedical data.
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#StatGen #Epi #Postdoc #SMARTbiomed
We are recruiting two new colleagues at the department of Molecular Biology. Come join us! Denmark is a great place to live, science funding is really good, and the people are nice. Message me if you have any questions
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Tidligere overvismand Hans Jørgen Whitta-Jacobsen mener, at det er helt legitimt at rejse spørgsmål om Danmarks kolonitid, men “hvis vi skal lave de her regnestykker, skal de laves retvisende og sandfærdigt i stedet for groft misvisende og grænsende til det manipulerende.”
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The 12th GenomeDK newsletter is now available in your favourite browser!
A few highlights:
📘 Workshop series for getting started with HPC on GenomeDK is open for sign-up.
🖥️ Announcing the GenomeDK Desktop
🪴 Growing our storage capacity in 2025
Read more here: genome.au.dk/news/newslet...
Join us in this series of GenomeDK workshops where we guide you from a general introduction to advanced usage. Each workshop targets increasing difficulty levels, so you can join the sessions that fit you best.
genome.au.dk/news/worksho...
Please circulate to anyone who may be interested!
The Pioneer Centre for SMARTbiomed will leverage large-scale, multimodal biomedical data combined with focused innovation in statistical and computational methods including machine learning to advance our understanding, treatment, and prevention of human disease.
Learn more about us: smartbiomed.dk
Congratulations, Micah!
I'd be happy to drop by, we also provide more in-depth workshops/tutorials. And yes, you *may* be billed by the faculty, but at very discounted prices (<50%). Let's have a chat after the Christmas break!
Nice! That sounds like a pretty ideal scenario for GenomeDK. We currently store ~20 PB data of all sorts, so your use-case is pretty normal in our world.
I assume your group is with Faculty of Health? If so, it is pretty much free, actually. The prices on the website are for "external" users, but as a HE group you're "internal" :-)
I'm at GenomeDK (genome.au.dk), but you probably already checked it out. Sounds like it would fit your use-cases quite well though (not knowing anything abut brain imaging data whatsoever).
Sounds like a sweet setup! Do multiple lab members use the R server, or is it just for you?
