ICRI 2024 explored global trends, challenges, and opportunities in research infrastructure, including an official side event: Euro-Australian research infrastructure collaboration in the molecular life sciences.
Read MoreWe recently hosted Prof Ewan Birney, Deputy Director General of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) and Director of EMBL’s European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) in Melbourne to share his views in a workshop: Exploring opportunities in Life Sciences AI.
Read MoreA group of researchers passionate about fungal and plant genomics gathered at ANU to enhance their bioinformatics skills, learn about the powerful tools and workflows available on Galaxy Australia, and share their knowledge.
Read MoreAustralian 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreA rare opportunity to meet face-to-face saw a global collective of human genome informatics organisations gather to discuss common interests, challenges, and opportunities.
Read MoreAustralian 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.
Read MoreProteomics 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.
Read MoreThe new service provides access to a centralised command post for Australian researchers to manage, launch and monitor their Nextflow workflows.
Read MoreAustralian BioCommons is once again supporting undergraduate and postgraduate students from around the country to travel to AMSI BioInfoSummer in Melbourne.
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