Architecture Monthly Magazine: Genomics
AWS Architecture BlogArchitecture Monthly Magazine: Genomicsby Jane Scolieri | on13 JUL 2021| inArchitecture,Healthcare,Life Sciences|Permalink|ShareThe field of genomics has made huge strides in the last 20 years.Genomics organizations and researchers are risingto the many challenges we face today, and seeking improved methods for future needs.Amazon Web Services (AWS)provides an array of services that can help the genomics industry with securely handling and interpreting genomics data, assisting with regulatory compliance, and supporting complex research workloads. In this issue, we have case studies from Lifebit and Fred Hutch, blogs on genomic sequencing and the Registry of Open Data, and some reference architecture and solutions to support your work.We include videos from the Smithsonian, AstraZeneca, Genomic Discoveries, AMP lab, Illumina, and the University of Sydney.We hope you’ll find this edition of Architecture Monthly useful. We’d like to thank Kelli Jonakin, PhD, Global Head of Life Sciences & Genomics Marketing, AWS, as well as our Experts, Ryan Ulaszek, Worldwide Tech Leader – Genomics, and Lisa McFerrin, Worldwide Tech Leader – Bioinformatics, for their contribution.Please give us your feedback! Include your comments on theAmazon Kindle page. You canview past issuesand reach out to aws-architecture-monthly@amazon.com anytime with your questions and comments.In this month’s Genomics issue:Ask an Expert:Ryan Ulaszek & Lisa McFerrinExecutive Brief:Genomics on AWS: Accelerating scientific discoveries and powering business agilityCase Study:Fred Hutch Microbiome Researchers Use AWS to Perform Seven Years of Compute Time in Seven DaysQuick Start:For rapid deploymentBlog:NIH’s Sequence Read Archive, the world’s largest genome sequence repository: Openly accessible on AWSSolutions:Genomics Secondary Analysis Using AWS Step Functions and AWS BatchReference Architecture:Genomics data transfer, analytics, and machine learning reference architectureCase Study:Lifebit Powers Collaborative Research Environment for Genomics England on AWSQuick Start:Illumina DRAGEN on AWSExecutive Brief:Genomic data security and compliance on the AWS CloudSolutions:Genomics Tertiary Analysis and Data Lakes Using AWS Glue and Amazon AthenaReference Architecture:Genomics report pipeline reference architectureBlog:Broad Institute gnomAD data now accessible on the Registry of Open Data on AWSQuick Start:Workflow orchestration for genomics analysis on AWSSolutions:Genomics Tertiary Analysis and Machine Learning Using Amazon SageMakerReference Architecture:Research data lake ingestion pipeline reference architectureVideos:The Smithsonian Institution Improves Genome Annotation for Biodiverse Species Using the AWS CloudAstraZeneca Genomics on AWS: A Journey from Petabytes to New MedicinesAccelerate Genomic Discoveries on AWSUC Berkeley AMP Lab Genomics Project on AWS – Customer Success StoryHelix Uses Illumina’s BaseSpace Sequence Hub on AWS to Build Their Personal Genomics PlatformUniversity of Sydney Accelerate Genomics Research with AWS and RoninDownload the MagazineHow to access the magazineView and download past issues as PDFs on the AWS Architecture Monthly webpage.Readers in theUS,UK,Germany, andFrancecan subscribe to the Kindle version of the magazine atKindle Newsstand.VisitFlipboard, a personalized mobile magazine app that you can also read on your computer.We hope you’re enjoying Architecture Monthly, and we’d like to hear from you—leave us a star rating and comment on theAmazon Kindle Newsstandpage or contact us anytime at aws-architecture-monthly@amazon.com.TAGS:GenomicsJane ScolieriJane is UX Producer for the AWS Product Mktng team, and working on AWS TV. She lives in beautiful Seattle.
The field of genomics has made huge strides in the last 20 years. Genomics organizations and researchers are rising to the many challenges we face today, and seeking improved methods for future needs. Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides an array of services that can help the genomics industry with securely handling and interpreting genomics data, […]
Jane Scolieri
Architecture Healthcare Life Sciences