Seven new openings were added to the Galaxy Career Center in October. The Career Center lists any open Galaxy related positions that we know about. Currently there are openings at

• Limagrain, Chappes, France
• Computational Biology Program, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, Oregon, US
• RECETOX, Brno, Czechia, closes November 15
• Centre for Bioinformatics, University of Oslo, ELIXIR Norway, Oslo, Norway, closes November 1
• Pfizer, Cambridge, Massachusetts, US
• DAWSON, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS), Bethesda, Maryland, US
• ELIXIR Belgium, VIB-UGent Center for Plant Systems Biology, Ghent, Belgium
• Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany, closes November 25
• Tufts University in Massachusetts
• Sciensano, Belgium
• NEB in Massachusetts, US
• Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, US
• Johns Hopkins University in Maryland, US

1-8 November, Tjärnö Marine Biological Laboratory, Sweden

The course will introduce the role of aerosols and clouds in Earth’s climate system along with observational techniques, Earth system models, climate forcing and climate model evaluation through a series of lectures and tutorials.

3-5 November, Online

We’ll meet online over three afternoons to share achievements, challenges and future directions, including of course, Galaxy Australia.

4 November, Online

Hands-on introduction to advanced Galaxy features and best practices of processing hundreds of datasets simultaneously; followed by Galaxy for repetitive sequence analysis and genome annotation. Enrollment is limited to 50.

The Galaxy Developer Round Table meetup in November is:

• November 11: Separated data PVC: How it works and potential missed implications by Alexandru Mahmoud.

We are seeking volunteers (like you!) to lead the discussion on your favorite topic at future roundtables.

18 November, Online, Global

Please join us for the CoFest day on November 18 to help the Galaxy Ecosystem become a better place, and to help new contributors come on board.

We will be on Gitter for chat all day long, please take advantage of both to communicate with your collaborators around the world.

29-30 November, Online, UK

Curso de análisis de células únicas con Galaxy en español. ¡Regístrate ya!

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Single-cell workshop in Spanish. Register now!

29 November - 2 December, INRA, Toulouse-Auzeville, France

Learn to work with NGS data of 16S, 18S, ITS … DNA using our Galaxy instance and the FROGS pipeline.

1 December, Online

A workshop to build capacity in SARS-CoV-2 data analysis! It will be a 1-day event with pre-recorded lectures, hands-on and demos. During the workshop, there will be live support in chat and live Questions & Answers sessions.

Registration will open soon, stay tuned!

1er au 3 décembre, Station Biologique, Roscoff, France

Initier les participant.e.s aux concepts et à l'usage des méthodes bioinformatiques pour l’assemblage de novo et l’annotation de génomes à partir de technologies de séquençage short (Illumina) et long reads (PacBio / Oxford Nanopore).

• Lots of tool updates on UseGalaxy.eu and UseGalaxy.org.au.

• New use cases published in UseGalaxy.eu:

  • microRNAs in heart disease
  • cellular specification, differentiation and morphogenesis of the mucociliary epithelium

By Peter van Heusden.

The switch to online bioinformatics training forced by the COVID-19 pandemic has opened spaces for collaboration in ways that were previously limited by geography.

By Enis Afgan.

There are now better alternatives to using Galaxy on the cloud.

By Theodora Tsirka.

Theodora run a workshop in the Training School on Microbiome Sequencing and Data Analysis in Greece.