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Training Infrastructure Feedback from Hans-Rudolf Hotz and Lucille Delisle
Teaching about galaxy and its workflow capabilities.
Scaling Up Hands-On Bioinformatics Training with TIAAS – An Open University Perspective
Back in September 2024, we ran the Open University Bioinformatics Bootcamp—a free, five-day online course introducing students to the core tools and techniques used in single-cell biology
Training Infrastructure as a service (TIaaS) Feedback from Dr. Janne M. Toivonen
Thanks to TIaaS, our RNA-Seq workshops run smoothly—no more delays, just effective hands-on learning.
Genome Assembly and Annotation Training using Galaxy and TIaaS
Using the Galaxy infrastructure and workflows to teach de-novo genome assembly and annotation
Training Infrastructure Feedback from the MSc Program „Translational Medical Research“ (TMR), Medical Faculty of Mannheim, University of Heidelberg; WS 2024/25
From sequencing to R scripting—TIaaS helped us turn RNA-Seq into a hands-on learning success for future medical researchers.
Streamlining Bioinformatics Training with Galaxy TIaaS: A Wet Lab Success Story
No more setup headaches—TIaaS lets us deliver scalable, hands-on bioinformatics training that just works.
Empowering Genomics Education with Galaxy TIaaS
TIaaS and Galaxy are transforming how we teach genomics—making hands-on bioinformatics accessible to every student, no coding required.
Empowering Wet Lab Scientists with NGS Analysis Skills Without Coding Barriers
Teaching NGS to wet lab scientists got a whole lot easier once I discovered TIaaS and the Galaxy platform.
Galaxy’s contributions to Genome Assembly and Annotation: Advancing Genomic Science
Know how Galaxy is contributing towards Genome Assembly and Annotation with cutting-edge tools, global biodiversity projects, and training initiatives
Training Infrastructure Feedback from Hans-Rudolf Hotz and Lucille Delisle
We were super happy to stand in front of a group of highly motivated people to teach them galaxy and workflows.
Galaxy Newsletter: December 2023
Check out the December 2023 Galaxy Newsletter to learn about some of the highlights of 2023, take a look ahead into 2024, and read some of this year's top Galaxy Success Stories!
Galaxy Europe has been added as a new ELIXIR RIR
usegalaxy.eu is now an ELIXIR Recommended Interoperability Resource!
Galaxy goes Research Data Infrastructure
The Galaxy Europe Team active at NFDI's CoRDI (Karlsruhe, Germany, Sep 12th to 14th)
Success Story: “TIaaS: Training Infrastructure as a Service for an MGnify training”
The MGnify team of EMBL-EBI have used TIaaS to run the MGnify Interactive Tool on scale
1st BioNT Training workshop - A practical introduction to bioinformatics and RNA-seq using Galaxy
BioNT delivered its first training workshop, A practical introduction to bioinformatics and RNA-seq using Galaxy, from 4th to 8th of September, 2023. This post reports this workshop's organisation, the applicants and participants, as well as their feedback about it.
Using Galaxy & TIaaS to teach hands-on genome assembly and annotation
On Feb. 27 to Mar. 3, we (several VGP-associated instructors) used the UseGalaxy EU infrastructure to aid in teaching an online Physalia course of 40+ students how to assemble and annotate their own genome from their browser.
Success Story: “TIaaS: Training Infrastructure as a Service”
TIaaS allows trainees’ jobs to be run preferentially and avoids long execution times, depending on the server load. By providing access to this service, the Galaxy Training Network ensured that TIaaS would be freely available to anyone and facilitated access to an extensive catalogue of FAIR training materials.
New Paper "Galaxy Training: A powerful framework for teaching!"
Our new paper about the Galaxy Training Network has been published this week in Plos Computational Biology.
Training Infrastructure Feedback from Stefanie Dukowic-Schulze
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Training Infrastructure Feedback from Hans-Rudolf Hotz and Lucille Delisle
After 2 years running the SIB "Galaxy Introduction for Life Scientists" course only online, we were super happy to stand in front of a crowd and meet again the students in person.