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OLS-4 Graduations and applications open for OLS-5! | OLS
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Got a minute? Take our survey about Galaxy for training and have your say!
Do you use Galaxy for Training? Have your say! Please take a few minutes to let us know about your training experiences.
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Got a minute? Take our survey about Galaxy for training and have your say!
Do you use Galaxy for Training? Have your say! Please take a few minutes to let us know about your training experiences.
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Meet our fourth cohort of project leads and their mentors | OLS
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Freiburg Galaxy Team at the Galaxy Community Conference 2021 | Galaxy Hub
The Freiburg Galaxy Team participated in the Galaxy Community Conference 2021 with: Talks Posters/Demos BoF (Birds of Feather) CoFest and training To learn more about the Galaxy Community Conference…
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"Galaxy for microbiome via ASaiM story - From a local project to a global effort to support microbiome data analysis" - Talk at Holistic Bioinformatic Approaches used in Microbiome Research | Galaxy Hub
The Bioinformatics Virtual Coordination Network (BVCN) is committed to reducing entry barriers into bioinformatics for researchers.
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Women in Data Science 2021 - Perspectives in Industry and Academia - Join Bayer AG and de.NBI / ELIXIR Germany event | Galaxy Hub
Last June 18th, Bayer AG (as a member of the de.NBI Industrial Forum) and de.NBI/ELIXIR Germany organized a common event entitled "Women in Data Science - Perspectives in Industry and Academia", to…
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Open Life Science program & the Galaxy community: involvement in OLS-3 and invitation to apply to the next cohort | Galaxy Hub
Open Life Science (OLS) is an online mentoring & training program
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Applications are open for OLS-4! | OLS
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New Feature: FAQs
Snippets have received an major overhaul! Snippets/FAQs are small reusable bits of training, often answering a single question. In addition to the general Galaxy snippets, we now also support topic-level and tutorial-level FAQs. This will allow contributors to add common questions and answers to their tutorials, which not only can be included in the tutorial text itself, but are also used to autogenerate an FAQ page for the tutorial or topic listing all common questions (and answers).This will be useful both to participants following tutorials via self-study, and also to instructors preparing for a training event.