Development
Nephele aims to develop a better understanding of how the cloud can be
utilized for the storage, management, and analysis of biomedical data, and
to investigate the possibility of the cloud as a long-term computing
solution for other research domains as well.
To achieve this goal, Nephele is built and managed by an interdisciplinary
group of software developers, bioinformatics specialists, analysts, and
project managers from the Bioinformatics and Computational Biosciences
Branch of the NIAID Office of Cyber Infrastructure and Computational Biology
in the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) part of
the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
For questions, comments, or assistance, please
email
the Nephele Project Team
Current members
Mariam Quiñones - Team Lead
Poorani Subramanian - Scientific Lead
Philip MacMenamin - Technical Lead and Architect
Duc Doan - Software Engineer
Michał Stolarczyk - Software Engineer
Lewis Kim - Public Health Informatics Specialist
Karlynn Noble - Scientific Resource Outreach Strategist
Samuel Ezeji - UI/UX Designer
Alumni
Past Nephele team members also significantly contributed to the project:
Yentram Huyen - Former Branch Chief
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Jianchang(Jeff) Ning - Former Bioinformatics Software Developer Team
Lead
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Meghan Coakley - Scientific Program Analyst
Andrei Gabrielian - Program Officer
Ramendeep Kaur - Software Developer
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R. Burke Squires - Computational Genomics Specialist
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Alex Levitsky - Scientific Infrastructure Lead
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Andrew Oler - High-Throughput Sequencing Bioinformatics Specialist
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Ian Misner - Computational Biology Subject Matter Expert
David Liou - Software Developer
Nick Weber - Project Manager
Jennifer Dommer - Software Developer
Conrad Shyu - Computational Genomics Specialist