Meet Galaxy
Your Data Analysis Platform
Open source platform for accessible, reproducible, and transparent computational research. Used by researchers across the globe on free public infrastructure.
How Galaxy Works
From raw data to published results in three steps.
Bring Your Data
Upload from your computer, paste links, or pull from public archives.
Run Your Analysis
Launch curated workflows or build your own from 10,000+ tools — no programming required.
Share & Reproduce
Every step is tracked. Publish datasets, workflows, and complete analysis histories.
Galaxy in Action
Powering large-scale science and training worldwide.
Vertebrate Genomes Project
The Vertebrate Genomes Project uses Galaxy to produce high-quality reference genome assemblies, aiming to cover all 74,000+ vertebrate species. Assembly workflows are freely available on all three public servers.
Learn more →Galaxy Training Network
Free, peer-reviewed tutorials for researchers at every level. The 2025 Galaxy Training Academy brought together 3,500+ participants in the largest biological data analysis training event of its kind.
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ELIXIR highlights how sustained investments in research infrastructure have supported the development and impact of Galaxy.
In memoriam: Ross Lazarus
Sorry to have drifted off but I seem to be moving out of that Galaxy and into another...
IBSB 2026 – Bringing Galaxy Bioimage Analysis to Jena
Galaxy bioimage analysis at IBSB 2026 in Jena: a symposium talk, a hands-on workshop and new tool collaborations.
Cite Galaxy
The Galaxy Community. Galaxy for accessible, reproducible, and collaborative data analyses: 2026 update. Nucleic Acids Research, 2026; gkag469, doi:10.1093/nar/gkag469
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