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Australian Outpost of BioHackathon Europe connects researchers to help shape global bioinformatics advances
The latest edition of the Australian Outpost of ELIXIR’s BioHackathon Europe brought together a group of researchers in Brisbane to help shape global bioinformatics advancements while networking with other life scientists, bioinformaticians and developers both at home and abroad.
Supercomputing access powers development of a new multi-omics resource
Australian researchers from the International Cannabis Genomics Research Consortium (ICGRC) have developed a web portal that is freely available for the global cannabis research community to use.
First batch of clinical data arrives in new data platform
The first batch of clinical data for the Australian Cardiovascular disease Data Commons (ACDC) has arrived and is now loaded onto the project’s secure staging environment.
Australian BioCommons activities and services on show at eResearch Australasia 2024
eResearch Australasia will feature BioCommons staff and collaborators presenting a range of our activities and engage with delegates interested in information-centric research capabilities.
Australian meeting strengthens international ties in human genomics
A rare opportunity to meet face-to-face saw a global collective of human genome informatics organisations gather to discuss common interests, challenges, and opportunities.
New high-capacity multi-omics platform attracts MRFF Critical Infrastructure funding
Australian BioCommons is part of a powerful new collaboration to build critical national research infrastructure that addresses unmet clinical needs through new discovery and diagnostic capability in multi-omics.
Community-led design helps create Galaxy Australia’s Proteomics Lab
Proteomics Lab offers a customised, user-friendly view of Galaxy Australia that provides rapid access to a range of sophisticated proteomics resources alongside the compute proteomics researchers need.
The Australian Nextflow Seqera Service: Your one-stop shop for Nextflow workflows
The new service provides access to a centralised command post for Australian researchers to manage, launch and monitor their Nextflow workflows.
Attend AMSI’s BioInfoSummer with support from Australian BioCommons
Australian BioCommons is once again supporting undergraduate and postgraduate students from around the country to travel to AMSI BioInfoSummer in Melbourne.
BioCommons features in the National Digital Research Infrastructure Strategy
The National Digital Research Infrastructure Strategy outlines priority outcomes to ensure Australian researchers continue to have access to cutting-edge research infrastructure, and features Australian BioCommons as a key case study.