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  • Scientific computing

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  • Digitization of biological specimens, particularly via microCT, has generated vast 3D datasets.
  • Open-source tools like SlicerMorph on 3D Slicer facilitate data analysis but require significant computing power.
  • A 'compute gap' exists, limiting access to necessary high-end resources, especially in educational settings.

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  • To introduce MorphoCloud, a novel platform addressing the accessibility of high-performance computing for 3D morphological data analysis.
  • To eliminate hardware barriers and democratize access to advanced computational tools for researchers globally.

Main Methods:

  • Development of MorphoCloud, an 'IssuesOps'-based platform utilizing Github Actions and JetStream2 cloud infrastructure.
  • Provision of on-demand, research-grade computing environments accessible via a web browser.
  • Integration of GPU acceleration for complex 3D analysis and AI-assisted segmentation.

Main Results:

  • MorphoCloud delivers a GPU-accelerated, full desktop experience through a web browser.
  • The platform eliminates the need for specialized, high-end local hardware.
  • Enables complex 3D morphological data analysis and AI-assisted segmentation for a wider research community.

Conclusions:

  • MorphoCloud effectively overcomes hardware limitations in 3D morphological research.
  • The platform enhances scientific collaboration and data accessibility, particularly for institutions with limited resources.
  • Facilitates advanced computational analyses, including AI-driven segmentation, for biological and morphological studies.