Just a reminder that applications for this workshop close on December 15, tomorrow.
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2012 Galaxy Developer Workshop, Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
2012 Galaxy Developer Workshop, Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
Homepage: http://evomics.org/workshops/galaxy-developer-workshop/
Galaxy has emerged as a powerful and widely adopted solution for the informatics challenges of modern data-rich biology. Galaxy enables complex, large scale analyses by linking diverse tools and data sources in a single web-based interface supported by dynamically scalable computational resources. Galaxy is available as a free public web site, and as open source software that can be installed locally or on the cloud.
To register or find out more about the Galaxy Developer Workshop click here. The Workshop is being held immediately after the 2012 Workshop on Genomics in Český Krumlov, Czech Republic and in parallel with several Advanced Topic Sessions.
This workshop is aimed at:
IT and Bioinformatics staff: Galaxy is an easy to use, web-based tool that enables your researchers to perform data integration and analysis, in house, without handholding from you. This workshop will teach you how to install your own instance of Galaxy, either on your local compute infrastructure, or on the cloud.
Bioinformatics tool developers: Galaxy provides mechanisms for integrating your own tools and the tools of others into Galaxy instances. This workshop will cover how to define your tools in Galaxy, and how to then make those definitions available for installation in any Galaxy instance, thus making your tools much more accessible to the research community.
This Workshop also includes contributed talks from participants. If you have a topic of interest to the workshop's audience, then please submit a short (500 words or less) abstract along with your registration. Topics do not have to be directly related to Galaxy, but they should be of interest to those working with the integration, analysis, and sharing of large biological datasets.
To register or find out more about the Galaxy Developer Workshop click here.
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