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Welcome to the LIMS server for the Northern Rockies Center for Hydrodynamics!

This website offers access to the UltraScan Laboratory Information Management System (USLIMS). This system provides web and database support for users of the UltraScan software. You can use this portal to access data associated with your sedimentation experiments, and share your data with collaborators. Authorized users can also use this site to model analytical ultracentrifugation experiments with UltraScan's high-performance analysis modules by submitting analysis jobs to remote computing clusters. To obtain access to this resource please contact the project director.

DISCLAIMER:

We do not take any responsibility for data loss due to hardware failure, software error, operator error or other cause. It is your responsibility to always make backups of your data. You are free to use this resource at no cost. Support is provided via the UltraScan mailing list. Please keep in mind that we cannot guarantee the security of your data. You assume all risks involved with placing your data on our server. This site is a public service, and can not guarantee that information placed on this server will always remain private. If you need a private, secure database please contact us to make arrangements for such a service.

Funding for this facility is provided through multiple sources:

• User fees collected from collaborators and users of the Northern Rockies Center for Hydrodynamics at the University of Montana.
• The National Science Foundation, Grants DBI-9974819, ANI-228927, DBI-9724273, TG-MCB070038
• The National Institutes of Health, Grants R01GM120600, NIH 1S10OD036366, NCRR-R01RR022200 (all grants to Borries Demeler),

When publishing, please credit our facility as follows:

Calculations were performed on the UltraScan LIMS cluster at the
Northern Rockies Center for Hydrodynamics at the University of Montana
and multiple High Performance Computing clusters supported through NSF ACCESS Grant
#MCB070038 (to Borries Demeler).
The NRCH is supported by NIH grants S10OD036366 and R01GM120600"

Please enter the link to each manuscript citing this resource on the UltraScan submission website.

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Borries Demeler, Ph.D.
Professor
UltraScan Project Director