Australian BioCommons offers dedicated bioinformatics infrastructure to support researchers and students across Australian universities, research institutes and organisations.
Thousands of academic researchers and students have utilised our online services or attended our bioinformatics training events, and published hundreds of publications citing use of the services.
Academic Use
Subsidised access
Access to Australian BioCommons services is fully subsidised for any Australian academic researcher, with generous computational and working data storage quotas*.
Assured intellectual property and data security
When using Australian BioCommons services, you keep your intellectual property. Your data and workflows remain safe, private, and secure.
Preferential quotas
Registrations using an Australian university, research institute or research organisation email address (edu.au, org.au) are eligible for preferential access and quotas.
Bioinformatics training events
Academic researchers are welcome at all training events and community activities.
*Exceptions
Access to our Australian Nextflow Seqera Service, is fully subsidised to personal workspaces for individual researchers and organisation workspaces for up to 3 users. Due to licensing restrictions, for organisation workspaces with more than 3 users, fully subsidised access is available initially for one year, after which we offer partly subsidised access (i.e. an annual contribution fee applies after one year of more than 3 users).