2022-12-08
Memories of Simon Gladman from his workmates
Galaxy Australia is sad to notify users that Galaxy Australia's key architect and lead engineer, Simon Gladman, has passed away.
The Galaxy Australia team will host the Galaxy Community Conference (GCC2023) this July in Brisbane. Registration opens soon!
Galaxy Australia is an open, web-based platform for accessible, reproducible and transparent computational research. Galaxy supports thousands of documented and maintained tools that are free to use. We facilitate on-demand training capacities and provision 600GB for Australian institutional (and 100GB for other) users.
News
2022-11-28
Remembering Simon Gladman
2022-09-28
BioCommons team and projects well represented at eResearch Australasia 2022
2022-09-27
Enabling reproducible and portable workflows: Janis
2022-09-26
Global solutions are built on strong international connections
2022-08-31
Secrets of parasites uncovered through AI and Cloud computing
Events and workshops
2022-03-17
GTN Smörgåsbord 2
2022-03-17
Galaxy Papercuts CoFest Day
2022-03-17
Galaxy Paper Cuts
2021-09-26
WORKSHOP: Hybrid de novo genome assembly - October 2021
2021-09-13
Galaxy Paper Cuts
2021-08-21
WORKSHOP: Online data analysis for biologists - September 2021
Galaxy Australia
Tool updates
Tool updates
2023-01-25
2023-01-18
2023-01-11
2022-12-21
2022-12-14
2022-12-07
Training Infrastructure as a Service (TIaaS)
Are you looking to run bioinformatics training using the Galaxy service? We provide free infrastructure for hosting Galaxy training events, so your participants experience the fastest possible job times. Don't let a job queue ruin your workshop!
Our data policy
Your data limits on Galaxy Australia depend on how you register with the service. We provide greater privileges to verified Australian Researchers.