Hear about our latest developments at eResearch Australasia 2021
Many of the Australian BioCommons team and partners working on our projects will be presenting at the next eResearch conference from 11-15 Oct 2021. The full program is now available, but here’s a snapshot of ways to hear about our ongoing developments:
11 Oct 2021 A national approach to improve discoverability and accessibility of digital research skills training events, materials and trainers (Birds of a Feather session), Ann Backhaus, Melissa Burke, Kathryn Unsworth, Anastasios Papaioannou, Darya Vanichkina, Kay Steel, Mark Crowe, Mortaza Rezae, Jon Symon
11 Oct 2021 Supporting data life cycles at the macro scale (Talk), Steve Quenette, Ai Lin Soo, Rhys Francis, Carina Kemp, Adrian Burton, Carmel Walsh, Max Wilkinson
12 Oct 2021 Maximising the potential of training materials through FAIRification (Talk), Melissa Burke, Jeff Christiansen, Christina Hall
13 Oct 2021 Galaxy Australia – a strengthened national life science service that engages globally (Talk), Gareth Price, Simon Gladman, Nigel Ward, Steven Manos, Rhys Francis, Andrew Lonie
13 Oct 2021 Scalable bioinformatics workflows for growing ‘-omics’ datasets on National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy facilities (Talk), Tracy Chew, Georgina Samaha, Ove J. R. Gustafsson, Sarah Beecroft, Marco De La Pierre, Nigel Ward, Rosemarie Sadsad
13 Oct 2021 The Australian Apollo Service: establishing a national service – the process that got us there (Talk), Tiff Nelson, Jeff Christiansen, Justin Lee, Gareth Price, Nick Rhodes, Madeline Bassetti, Alejandro Bulgaris, Mike W C Thang, Cameron Hyde, Mark Gray, Melissa Burke, Christina Hall, Brian Davis, Steven Manos, Andrew Lonie, Nigel Ward, Dominique Gorse
15 Oct 2021 Australian BioCommons ToolFinder: discovery of bioinformatics software in an Australian infrastructure context (Talk), Ove Gustafsson, Jeffrey Christiansen, Tiffanie Nelson, Nigel Ward, Dale Roberts, Brian Davis, Marco De La Pierre, Tracy Chew, Dominique Gorse, Gareth Price, Andrew Lonie
