The Galaxy Project powers global life sciences analytics by turning the world’s most advanced cyberinfrastructure into a free, browser-based analysis platform for everyone. With hundreds of thousands of users running millions of jobs using thousands of tools and workflows—no installs, no clusters required—Galaxy breaks down technical and economic barriers that traditionally limit data-driven discovery.
The Galaxy Project powers global life sciences analytics by turning the world’s most advanced cyberinfrastructure into a free, browser-based analysis platform for everyone. With hundreds of thousands of users running millions of jobs using thousands of tools and workflows—no installs, no clusters required—Galaxy breaks down technical and economic barriers that traditionally limit data-driven discovery.
Your work belongs at #GCC2026!
Poster and demo abstract submissions close May 11. Bring your research, tools, workflows, demos, training materials, or community ideas to Clermont-Ferrand and share them with the Galaxy community.
Submit today:
https://galaxyproject.org/events/gcc2026/abstracts/
The Galaxy Project powers global life sciences analytics by turning the world’s most advanced cyberinfrastructure into a free, browser-based analysis platform for everyone. With hundreds of thousands of users running millions of jobs using thousands of tools and workflows—no installs, no clusters required—Galaxy breaks down technical and economic barriers that traditionally limit data-driven discovery.
We’re excited to highlight Timothy Griffin as another guest speaker for the Galaxy Training Academy 2026.
At the University of Minnesota, Timothy Griffin develops mass spectrometry-based technologies and bioinformatic tools for integrating multi-omics data to study biology, disease, and cancer. His work also includes Galaxy-P, a specialized Galaxy platform for proteomics.
Join us May 18–22 for a free, virtual week of learning, and stay tuned for more announcements: gxy.io/GTA2026-info
The Galaxy Project powers global life sciences analytics by turning the world’s most advanced cyberinfrastructure into a free, browser-based analysis platform for everyone. With hundreds of thousands of users running millions of jobs using thousands of tools and workflows—no installs, no clusters required—Galaxy breaks down technical and economic barriers that traditionally limit data-driven discovery.
✨We’re excited to announce Stephanie Hicks as another guest speaker for the Galaxy Training Academy 2026!
Stephanie is known for her leadership in the Bioconductor community and her advocacy for best practices in data analysis, mentoring, and inclusive scientific training.
Join us May 18–22 for a free, virtual week of learning with the Galaxy community, and stay tuned for more guest speaker announcements!
Register here: gxy.io/GTA2026-info
The Galaxy Project powers global life sciences analytics by turning the world’s most advanced cyberinfrastructure into a free, browser-based analysis platform for everyone. With hundreds of thousands of users running millions of jobs using thousands of tools and workflows—no installs, no clusters required—Galaxy breaks down technical and economic barriers that traditionally limit data-driven discovery.
Curious about machine learning in Galaxy? 🤖
Join the Machine Learning track at the Galaxy Training Academy 2026 for a free, virtual, asynchronous week of hands-on learning and support from the Galaxy community. Register now and join us May 18–22!
https://training.galaxyproject.org/training-material/events/2026-05-18-galaxy-academy.html#overview
The Galaxy Project powers global life sciences analytics by turning the world’s most advanced cyberinfrastructure into a free, browser-based analysis platform for everyone. With hundreds of thousands of users running millions of jobs using thousands of tools and workflows—no installs, no clusters required—Galaxy breaks down technical and economic barriers that traditionally limit data-driven discovery.
🧬 Interested in genome assembly? Take a deeper dive at GTA 2026. Join us May 18–22 for a free, virtual, asynchronous week of hands-on Galaxy training and support from the community.
Learn more and register: https://training.galaxyproject.org/training-material/events/2026-05-18-galaxy-academy.html#overview
The Galaxy Project powers global life sciences analytics by turning the world’s most advanced cyberinfrastructure into a free, browser-based analysis platform for everyone. With hundreds of thousands of users running millions of jobs using thousands of tools and workflows—no installs, no clusters required—Galaxy breaks down technical and economic barriers that traditionally limit data-driven discovery.
Happy #BioinformaticsDay!
Bioinformatics helps turn massive biological datasets into insight, powering discoveries in genomics, evolution, medicine, and beyond. Today also celebrates the legacy of pioneers like Margaret Dayhoff, whose work helped shape the foundations of modern computational biology.
Here’s to the scientists, developers, and educators advancing data-driven biology every day!
The Galaxy Project powers global life sciences analytics by turning the world’s most advanced cyberinfrastructure into a free, browser-based analysis platform for everyone. With hundreds of thousands of users running millions of jobs using thousands of tools and workflows—no installs, no clusters required—Galaxy breaks down technical and economic barriers that traditionally limit data-driven discovery.
🎓 GCC2026 Fellowships are now open!
We’re offering multiple fellowship opportunities to support early-career researchers and new Galaxy users attending Galaxy Community Conference 2026 in France.
Funding is available through the JXTX Foundation, JJ Fund, and the Galaxy Community Fund, with support for registration, travel, and virtual attendance — all via one application.
🗓️ Apply by March 15, 2026
The Galaxy Project powers global life sciences analytics by turning the world’s most advanced cyberinfrastructure into a free, browser-based analysis platform for everyone. With hundreds of thousands of users running millions of jobs using thousands of tools and workflows—no installs, no clusters required—Galaxy breaks down technical and economic barriers that traditionally limit data-driven discovery.
Galaxy 25.1 introduces a powerful new credentials system that lets tools securely access external APIs and services with encrypted secret storage and a streamlined user experience.
https://galaxyproject.org/news/2026-01-12-tool-credentials-system/
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The Galaxy Project powers global life sciences analytics by turning the world’s most advanced cyberinfrastructure into a free, browser-based analysis platform for everyone. With hundreds of thousands of users running millions of jobs using thousands of tools and workflows—no installs, no clusters required—Galaxy breaks down technical and economic barriers that traditionally limit data-driven discovery.
Galaxy + Dataverse = better data sharing
Galaxy now integrates with Dataverse, making it easier to publish, access, and reuse research data directly within your workflows, supporting FAIR and reproducible science.
Learn more: https://galaxyproject.org/news/2026-01-15-dataverse/
The Galaxy Project powers global life sciences analytics by turning the world’s most advanced cyberinfrastructure into a free, browser-based analysis platform for everyone. With hundreds of thousands of users running millions of jobs using thousands of tools and workflows—no installs, no clusters required—Galaxy breaks down technical and economic barriers that traditionally limit data-driven discovery.
Get ready for GCC2026!
Join the Galaxy community June 22–24, 2026, in Clermont-Ferrand, France, to learn new tools, share your work, and connect with researchers and developers from around the world. Followed by CoFest on June 25–26.