The roadmap outlines key deliverables that will expedite the availability and accessibility of structural biology approaches to researchers nationwide.
Read MoreTracking our progress on genomes across Australian species for research, monitoring, conservation and protection.
Read MoreA new MoU fosters international collaboration across life sciences and strengthens Australian and European cooperation in science and technology.
Read MoreCommunity driven enhancements to Nextflows’ nf-core proteinfold pipeline have simplified the parallel execution, visualisation and comparison of multiple models for protein structure prediction including AlphaFold2, ColabFold, ESMFold.
Read MoreAn enthusiastic new user recently submitted the lucky 11 millionth data analysis job to the Galaxy Australia platform. Plant Bacteriologist Dr Toni Chapman has begun regularly using the fully-subsidised service for her genome assemblies of bacteria important to agricultural plant biosecurity and production.
Read MoreTechnical specialists at Australian BioCommons used the Globus service over the AARNet network to rapidly migrate 15 TB of research data for the Apollo platform with minimal disruption.
Read MoreA passionate group of structural biologists has formed the Australian Structural Biology Computing Community, to share computational knowledge, methods, and resources.
Read MoreThe “Optimising MAGs-building workflows hackathon” is taking place in October and we want to know if you’d like to join! An international group is participating in Europe, and BioCommons is planning to offer a complementary event in Australia. Please join us if you are interested in enhancing MAGs-building workflows, developing user-friendly training materials, advancing workflow evaluation methods, or building intelligent computational resource estimation tools.
Read MoreQCIF Ltd has made high-performance hardware available to the Australian BioCommons, giving the hardware a second life and uplifting national capacity for running AlphaFold 2 jobs in Galaxy Australia while supporting innovation through other GPU-enabled tools.
Read MoreBioCommons’ Nextflow for the life sciences workshop heralds a return of our dispersed model of hands-on training. By connecting supported in person satellite sites with online trainers this workshop enables access to Nextflow experts and fosters local connections that are essential for continued learning.
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