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Collaborating globally to develop a foundational structural biology training module
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Global genomic data sharing enabled by purpose-built platform
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Key molecular structure prediction datasets now available in the new Structural Biology AI Reference Collection
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Meet the Team: Mok, UX Designer
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Strengthening Australia’s Nextflow community through local and global collaboration
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AI for Science Hackathon connects industry with research to accelerate Australian science
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Contributing to open and accessible training with 500+ bioinformatics resources
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Galaxy Australia’s 14 millionth job was a win for sustainable crop production
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Streamlined Science: Single sign-on with BioCommons Access
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Help shape the future of AI in life sciences research and training
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Accelerating deep learning in Australian structural biology research
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Roundtable convenes new community to chart Australia’s research infrastructure roadmap for AI in life sciences 
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Introducing Spatial Sampler, the ‘cheat sheet’ to answering biological questions
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Meet the team: Kylie Davies, Senior Business Analyst
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Australian BioCommons and Southern eDNA Society partner to deploy national infrastructure
Winners of the ‘visualising data’ session (L-R): Zuriel, Martina, Maddie, Levi, Suet Li
Empowering wet-lab postgraduate students with computational and communication skills
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Our dedication to diversity, disability and inclusion
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Solving the big international bioinformatics challenges from the comfort of home
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National supercomputing and expertise to enable the Australian Fish Genomics Initiative
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GUARDIANS partners gather in Brisbane to align on national human omics infrastructure
 
 

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Galaxy Training Academy 2026
May 18
Galaxy Training Academy 2026
MEETING: Australian Structural Biology Computing Community
May 20
MEETING: Australian Structural Biology Computing Community
WORKSHOP: Unlocking nf-core: customising workflows for your research
May 27
WORKSHOP: Unlocking nf-core: customising workflows for your research
MEETING: Single Cell and Spatial Omics community
June 3
MEETING: Single Cell and Spatial Omics community
MEETING: eDNA community
June 10
MEETING: eDNA community
MEETING: Genomics community
June 16
MEETING: Genomics community
WEBINAR: Using Containers in Nextflow
June 17
WEBINAR: Using Containers in Nextflow
MEETING: Multiomics community
June 17
MEETING: Multiomics community
MEETING: Microbiome analysis community
June 23
MEETING: Microbiome analysis community
WORKSHOP: Generative AI Essentials for Life Sciences
July 1
WORKSHOP: Generative AI Essentials for Life Sciences
 
 

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AI Tools for Software Development
Dr Joshua Harris, Australian BioCommons
AI Tools for Software Development
Dr Joshua Harris, Australian BioCommons
Dr Joshua Harris, Australian BioCommons
Participating in the nf-core Hackathon 2025: the Sydney satellite
Dr Magda Antczak, QCIF
Participating in the nf-core Hackathon 2025: the Sydney satellite
Dr Magda Antczak, QCIF
Dr Magda Antczak, QCIF
Three practical resources to boost your training skills
Dr Giorgia Mori, Australian BioCommons
Three practical resources to boost your training skills
Dr Giorgia Mori, Australian BioCommons
Dr Giorgia Mori, Australian BioCommons
The Aussie Outpost of BioHackathon 2024 was a blast! Here's why:
George He, the University of Melbourne
The Aussie Outpost of BioHackathon 2024 was a blast! Here's why:
George He, the University of Melbourne
George He, the University of Melbourne
GCC2024 celebrates Galaxy Australia contributions
Dr Gareth Price, Galaxy Australia
GCC2024 celebrates Galaxy Australia contributions
Dr Gareth Price, Galaxy Australia
Dr Gareth Price, Galaxy Australia
Reflections on the successes of a national genomics consortium
Dr Johan Gustafsson, BioCommons
Reflections on the successes of a national genomics consortium
Dr Johan Gustafsson, BioCommons
Dr Johan Gustafsson, BioCommons
Managing a Bioinformatics Core Facility Workshop
Dr Deanna Deveson Lucas, Monash Genomics and Bioinformatics Platform and Dr Georgina Samaha, BioCommons and Sydney Informatics Hub, University of Sydney
Managing a Bioinformatics Core Facility Workshop
Dr Deanna Deveson Lucas, Monash Genomics and Bioinformatics Platform and Dr Georgina Samaha, BioCommons and Sydney Informatics Hub, University of Sydney
Dr Deanna Deveson Lucas, Monash Genomics and Bioinformatics Platform and Dr Georgina Samaha, BioCommons and Sydney Informatics Hub, University of Sydney
High-altitude hacking
Siyuan Wang, Symbio Labs
High-altitude hacking
Siyuan Wang, Symbio Labs
Siyuan Wang, Symbio Labs
Green Training: What’s the real impact of your events?
Dr Melissa Burke, BioCommons
Green Training: What’s the real impact of your events?
Dr Melissa Burke, BioCommons
Dr Melissa Burke, BioCommons
Collective action removes obstacles in mass spectrometry research
Dr Johan Gustafsson, BioCommons
Collective action removes obstacles in mass spectrometry research
Dr Johan Gustafsson, BioCommons
Dr Johan Gustafsson, BioCommons
ELIXIR-UK launch BioFAIR
Dr Patrick Capon, BioCommons
ELIXIR-UK launch BioFAIR
Dr Patrick Capon, BioCommons
Dr Patrick Capon, BioCommons
 

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