miaDash: explore microbiome data interactively in Galaxy
The miaDash Shiny app from the Bioconductor microbiome team is now an interactive tool on usegalaxy.eu: import, analyse and visualise microbiome data without writing a line of code.
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The miaDash Shiny app from the Bioconductor microbiome team is now an interactive tool on usegalaxy.eu: import, analyse and visualise microbiome data without writing a line of code.
EOSC-MESH kickoff meeting in Ghent: Galaxy helps extend the European Open Science Cloud!
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Circumvent context window limits of LLMs by splitting long texts into manageable chunks
AI4SOCIAL+ project kickoff meeting on 1st October 2026 online
Highlights from a single-cell event in the UK and future opportunities to get involved with SPOC and BioFAIR.
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Across 160 bioinformatics tasks, agents using Galaxy achieved accuracy comparable to agents writing custom code.
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Browse CKAN datasets in Galaxy, analyse using tools and workflows, and export results to CKAN.
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Only a handful of spots remain for the 2nd Galaxy Tool Development Workshop in Freiburg (7-9 October 2026). Registration closes on 14 September, and remote participation is available.
At IUSSI 2026 in Freiburg, Mina Hojat Ansari presented how reproducible, multi-layer metagenomic analysis in Galaxy helps investigate termite gut microbiome recovery after molting.
Galaxy Training Academy 2026 brought together more than 2,200 registrations from 108 countries for a free, global week of self-paced Galaxy training across 11 tracks.
Explore Galaxy 26.1 and Galaxy Labs, welcome UseGalaxy Canada, see how Galaxy Australia is simplifying data movement, discover Galaxy-powered wildlife ecology and public-health workflows, and find jobs, training, and events across the community.
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