Galaxy at ECCB'14

There were several sessions and posters featuring Galaxy at the 13th European Conference on Computational Biology (ECCB’14). ECCB’14 was held in Strasbourg, France, from September 6 to 10, 2014.

Date	Time	Topic/Event	Links	Contact
September 6	09:00-18:00	*T07: Scientific Workflows for Analysing, Integrating and Scaling Bioinformatics Data*: a Practical Introduction to Galaxy, Taverna and WS-PGRADE	All on Dropbox Introduction Galaxy slides & hands-on Taverna WS-PGRADE	Katy Wolstencroft, Hailiang (Leon) Mei, Sílvia Olabarriaga
September 8	18:30-19:30	A45: A targeted metagenomic analysis pipeline dedicated to Ion Torrent PGM Data		Alexandre Loywick, Gael Even, Sophie Merlin, Renaud Blervaque and Christophe Audebert
		G03: Galaxydx – a web-server dedicated to ngs diagnosis data analyses	Poster	Vivien Deshaies, Alban Lermine and Elodie Girard
		J47: Genome-wide TALEN off-target prediction and its utility for TALEN design		Jan Grau, Jens Boch and Stefan Posch
		J57: MetaGenSense: A Web application for analysis and visualization of High throughput Sequencing metagenomic data	Poster	Damien Correia, Olivia Doppelt-Azeroual, Jean-Baptiste Denis, Mathias Vandenbogaert and Valérie Caro
	19:30-20:30	J04: SMITH: managing NGS data and workflows in a sequencing facility	Poster	Yuriy Vaskin, Francesco Venco and Heiko Muller
	19:30-20:30	J24: GalaxEast: an open and powerful Galaxy instance for integrative Omics data analysis	Poster	Stephanie Le Gras, Serge Uge, Matthieu Jung, Ludovic Roy, Valerie Cognat, Frederic Plewniak, Irwin Davidson and Julien Seiler
September 8+9	13:30-14:00	*ID01: Bringing the tools to the data - Providing scientists with personalized and on-demand bioinformatics services on the cloud of the French Institute of Bioinformatics*		Christophe BLANCHET, Jean-François GIBRAT
September 8+9	14:00-14:30	*ID02: A panel of European Public Galaxy Instances* 1. Galaxy Project Introduction 2. deepTools: user-friendly tools for data visualization 3. The Nebula ChIP-Seq web service 4. The French Institute of Bioinformatics (IFB) academic cloud infrastructure for life sciences	1. Slides 2. Slides	Hans-Rudolf Hotz, Björn Grüning, Alban Lermine, Christophe Blanchet