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2013 Galaxy Community Conference (GCC2013), Oslo, Norway, 30 June - 2 July, 2013

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Date	Event/Deadline
3 December	Training Day Topic Nomination opened
11 January	Training Day Topic Nominationclosed
28 January	Training Day Topic Voting opened
11 February	Training Day Topic Votingclosed
22 February	Early registration opened
22 February	Talk and Poster Abstract submission opened
12 April	Talk Abstract submissionclosed
26 April	Authors notified of Talk abstract acceptance status
3 May	Poster Abstract submissionclosed
16 May	Authors notified of Poster abstract acceptance status
24 May	Early registrationcloses
24 May	First cancellation deadline, 100% refund minus processing fees
7 June	Final cancellation deadline, 50% refund minus processing fees
14 June	Regular Registrationclosed
26 June	Late registrationclosed
30 June	Day 0: Training Day
1 July	Day 1: Galaxy Community Conference
2 July	Day 2: Galaxy Community Conference
1 August	All conference material made available on the conference web pages.

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Other Events

A few other events of interest to many participants are also happening either very or relatively close in space and time:

International Conference on Genomics in Europe (ICG2013), 25-28 June, Ghent Belgium The abstract deadline is 21 May.

SocBiN 2013 / BIT13, 26-29 June, Toruń, Poland The Society for Bioinformatics in Northern European countries (SocBiN) and the Polish Bioinformatics Society (Polskie Towarzystwo Bioinformatyczne / PTBI) 13th annual conference in bioinformatics

Software Carpentry Boot Camp, 3-4 July, University of Oslo

**[Software Carpentry Boot Camp](http://bit.ly/14EmcSA)**, July 3-4, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway [Software Carpentry Boot Camps](http://software-carpentry.org/boot-camps/) are example-driven workshops on basic computing skills. Short tutorials alternate with hands-on practical exercises, and participants are encouraged both to help one another, and to try applying what they have learned to their own research problems during and between sessions.

Questions? Contact the Organizers.