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They’re both research programs at The Kids Research Institute that are being supported by the Australian BioCommons Leadership Share.
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Read MoreAustralian BioCommons was invited to join ELIXIR’s All Hands meeting, an international gathering to share insights and address the challenges of building and sustaining distributed life science data infrastructure.
Read MoreThe Galaxy Community Conference was the perfect meeting place for Galaxy Australia team members to help celebrate Galaxy’s successes, developments, and work together with the international community.
Read MoreWorkflowHub now automatically registers workflows developed by the nf-core community
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Read MoreAre you interested in joining this year’s BioHackathon Europe, but can’t face the long haul flights? You should join the Australian Outpost team who will gather to work locally, while checking in regularly with our international colleagues.
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