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Data intensive science for everyone

An open platform for accessible, reproducible, and transparent computational research.

Accessible

No programming required

Run analyses through an intuitive web interface — no installation, no command line. Galaxy is free to use on public servers worldwide.

Reproducible

Every step is tracked

Galaxy automatically records the complete provenance of your analysis. Anyone can inspect, repeat, and verify your computational work.

Transparent

Share everything

Publish datasets, workflows, and complete analysis histories as interactive, web-based records anyone can reuse.

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.

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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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Latest News

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Jul 22

Galaxy Newsletter July 2026

From GCC2026 and GTA2026 highlights to a major new Galaxy publication, Galaxy 26.0, and community-curated research environments, explore what the Galaxy community accomplished in the second quarter of 2026.

Jul 20

GCC2026 CollaborationFest (CoFest!): Outcomes and Highlights

A summary of the outcomes and highlights from the CoFest held after the 2026 Galaxy Community Conference in Clermont-Ferrand, France.

Jul 14

Debrief: AWS Summit D.C. 2026 — a session on an AI agent for Galaxy administration

Members of the US Galaxy Project team attended the AWS Summit in Washington, D.C. to build relationships that can grow into scientific collaborations and more sustainable open-source infrastructure. A conference session on a third-party AI agent for Galaxy administration was a highlight.

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