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ABLeS: Enabling Australian researchers to tackle challenges in bioinformatics
We spotlight how several Australian researchers are leveraging ABLeS in their work across the life sciences.
Genomics in focus: Galaxy features at the 31st Plant & Animal Genome Conference
Learn about the international Galaxy Project’s participation in the 31st annual Plant & Animal Genome Conference (PAG31), the largest ag-genomics meeting in the world.
Creative collisions: Bio Day a hit at Supercomputing Asia 2024
Learn more the dedicated ‘Bio Day’ at SCA, which focused on the intersection of biology and computing.
Galaxy Australia celebrates 8 million jobs to open 2024
Learn how Jess Hawes uses Galaxy Australia and why it is the platform of choice for many researchers conducting bioinformatics analyses.
Streamlining metagenomics and single cell transcriptomics data processing with new workflows
Discover three new resources on the fully subsided Galaxy Australia service for anyone to transform raw metagenomics and single cell transcriptomics data into an analysis-ready state.
Partnership with Genetics Society of AustralAsia enables quality new training
Learn more about a novel training opportunity that is available thanks to a collaboration between the University of Auckland’s Dr Katarina Stuart, the Genetics Society of Australasia (GSA) and Australian BioCommons.
Wrapping up the ‘Bring Your Own Data’ project and a look to the future
Read how BYOD enabled highly accessible, available, and scalable data analysis and sharing capabilities for the benefit of Australian life science researchers.
Australian satellite of BioHackathon Europe 2023 underscores the universal language of scientific collaboration
To bridge the geographical gap, an Australian team participated in an innovative collaboration to once again join BioHackathon Europe remotely.
New online tutorials embed genomics into conservation management decisions
The new online course promises to increase the use of genetic data in Australian conservation management actions.
User experience insights help design better services for researchers
It’s right there in the URL usegalaxy.org.au: How do you use Galaxy Australia?