NVwulf Open OnDemand training
December 4, 2026
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Hands-on, hybrid training (in person or on Zoom) on Friday, December 4, 2026, 1:00 to 2:30 PM in BST 6-150, presented by Alejandro Gil Gómez and Arshad Mehmood for DoIT Research Computing, Informatics & Innovation and the Institute for Advanced Computational Science (IACS).
What you’ll learn
- View, analyze and check tissue images with NVwulf’s OnDemand apps (Napari, QuPath, CellProfiler, CyLinter, Minerva Author and more).
- Run MCMICRO on NVwulf, from raw images to a table of cells and their features.
- Pick the right GPUs, memory and session length for imaging work.
Open to everyone doing research, with no Linux or HPC experience needed. NVwulf is not approved for PHI, so use de-identified images.
Authors
Computational Scientist
Alejandro Gil Gómez, Ph.D., is a Computational Scientist at Stony Brook Medicine and Research Computing focused on clinical and translational research. His expertise spans end-to-end bioinformatics, AI/ML workflows, and high-performance computing (HPC). He specializes in developing scalable, reproducible pipelines for a wide array of data types, including RNA-seq differential expression, genomic variant analysis, proteomics, and spatial omics. Experienced in processing HIPAA-regulated clinical datasets, he bridges advanced computational workflows with practical biomedical discovery. He holds a Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolution from Stony Brook University and has also taught bioinformatics and mentored students in data-intensive research.