#Available applications on BIC servers Most of the preinstalled applications on the computing servers are installed as [environment modules](https://lmod.readthedocs.io/en/latest/). To use application you first must activate it. This will modify the [environment variables](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_variable) of the user so that the application and all its dependencies are available for usage. **To find the available modules you will need to use the following command in terminal** module avail This will give you an list of all the available modules. For example list of available applications on SAMPO cluster (09.06.2021): ambertools/20 freesurfer/7.1 nextflow/19.10 sentieon/201911 texlive/2019 bcl2fastq2/2.20 igv/2.8.0 nextflow/20.12.0-edge sentieon/202010 sra-toolkit/2.9.2 chilin/2.0 macs/2.2.7.1 nextflow/21.04.1 shapeit/2.17 star/2.6.1b cuda/10.1 minimac4/1.0.2 nf-core/1.8 snptest/2.5.2 vcftools/0.1.14 eagle/2.4.1 msdial/4.60 pyega3/3.4.1 snptest/2.5.4-beta3 stringtie/1.3.4a bamtools/2.5.1 clustalw/2.1 matlab/R2015b python/2.7.15 tabix/2013-12-16 bamutil/1.0.13 cufflinks/2.2.1 matlab/R2018b python/2.7.17 trimmomatic/0.36 bcftools/1.9 diamond/0.9.21 openjdk/1.8.0_202-b08 python/3.7.0 bcftools/1.10.2 fastqc/0.11.7 openjdk/11.0.2 python/3.7.3 bedops/2.4.39 fastx-toolkit/0.0.14 openmpi/1.10.7-2 r/3.5.3 bedtools2/2.27.1 freebayes/1.1.0 openmpi/3.1.4 r/3.6.1 bedtools2/2.29.2 gcc/8.2.0 picard/2.18.3 r/4.0.0 bowtie/1.2.3 hisat2/2.1.0 plink/1.07 samtools/1.9 bowtie2/2.3.4.1 homer/4.10 plink/1.90b6.12 samtools/1.10 bwa/0.7.17 htslib/1.9 plink/2.00a2.3LM seqtk/1.3 ** You can search for an package with 'spider' command** module spider homer ** To activate the application you can use the following command** module load bowtie2 Note: You can activate multiple applications **but** you cannot activate multiple versions of the same application. ** If you wish to Load some specific version number of the application ** module load bowtie2/2.3.4.1 ** You can also deactivate module** module unload bowtie2 ** Save list of loaded modules for next login** module save ** Restore list of saved modules** module restore Note: If you add this line to your $HOME/.bashrc file then the modules are automatically loaded on login. ** You can quickly go to the application installation path** module load bowtie2 cd $BOWTIE2_ROOT