The trailing space didn't make a difference for me. But yes, ss is the way to go! The equivalent command with ss is:

ss -n -t src :2049

Sweet :-)

Not as robust as it may show clients with a (randomly chosen) port of 2049 :-)

You will:
🔍 Develop multivariate and Bayesian models for complex trait genetics
🧬 Integrate large-scale genomic and clinical data
🧠 Apply and extend advanced multivariate modeling techniques
💻 Contribute to projects on cardiometabolic and psychiatric conditions

Congratulations, Micah!

I'd be happy to drop by, we also provide more in-depth workshops/tutorials. And yes, you *may* be billed by the faculty, but at very discounted prices (<50%). Let's have a chat after the Christmas break!

Nice! That sounds like a pretty ideal scenario for GenomeDK. We currently store ~20 PB data of all sorts, so your use-case is pretty normal in our world.

I assume your group is with Faculty of Health? If so, it is pretty much free, actually. The prices on the website are for "external" users, but as a HE group you're "internal" :-)

I'm at GenomeDK (genome.au.dk), but you probably already checked it out. Sounds like it would fit your use-cases quite well though (not knowing anything abut brain imaging data whatsoever).

Sounds like a sweet setup! Do multiple lab members use the R server, or is it just for you?