Service Workbench
  • General User Guide
    • Introduction
    • Studies
      • Open Data Studies
      • Controlled Data Studies
        • Human Connectome
        • TCGA (The Cancer Genome Atlas)
        • EMory BrEast Imaging Dataset (EMBED)
      • Organization Studies
    • Research workspaces
      • Workspace statuses
      • Workspace configurations
      • How can I create a workspace linked to a study?
      • How can I create a workspace WITHOUT a study?
      • Installing packages into workspaces
      • Using custom Jupyter Notebook kernels
      • Uploading data into SWB
    • Instances
    • Example Analyses & Notebooks
    • FAQ
      • Why was my workspace stopped when I was working on it?
      • How can I install devtools in R/Rstudio?
      • I don't see a 'studies' folder in my workspace?
      • Error: 'Forbidden' or 'Unable to connect'
      • Error: 'We have a problem! null is not an object'...
      • 403 error page
      • Error provisioning environment sagemaker
      • Workspace in Unknown status
      • Cannot connect to SageMaker workspace
      • I can't get through to the log-in page on SWB.
    • Help / Contact Us
    • Release Notes
  • AIM-AHEAD
    • Accessing OCHIN Data
      • Phase 1: Regulatory Requirements
      • Phase 2: Data Exploration
      • Phase 3: Data Analysis
      • Example Researcher Workflow
    • Understanding the OCHIN Data
      • i2b2 Common Data Model
      • Example Queries
      • Additional information
  • Harvard Medical School
    • Introduction
    • Activating your account
    • Creating your workspace
  • LEAP-DEV
    • Workspace Configurations
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  1. Harvard Medical School

Introduction

This section is for HMS students using SWB as part of the following courses: BMI703, BMI705, AISC610.

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You will be using the following instance of SWB:

For more information regarding SWB, see the .

Depending on your course, you will either be using R Jupyter Notebooks (through Sagemaker workspaces) or Rstudio. Please refer to your course syllabus for details.

The example screenshots in this section were taken in context of the AISC610 course, which uses Rstudio. Yours may look slightly different.

Questions? Errors? View the before reaching out to your TAs.

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