Massive open online education party: The Galaxy Training Academy
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See all newsQuantifying Electrophoresis Gel Bands with QuPath and Galaxy
18 August 2025 GTN imaging electrophoresis QuPath Galaxy
Gel Electrophoresis is a staple of molecular biology, providing a way to separate DNA, RNA, or proteins by size and charge. While gels are usually interpreted visually, the ability to quantify band intensities offers much richer insights—allowing researchers to estimate product yields, verify PCR amplification, or assess protein purity.
Galaxy Training Academy 2025: round two of our GTN education party!
17 July 2025 gtn event teaching learning community
The Galaxy Training Academy 2025 trained researchers in Galaxy data analysis world wide across a variety of scientific topics.
Scaling Up Hands-On Bioinformatics Training with TIAAS – An Open University Perspective
3 July 2025 gtn TIAAS
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. We were genuinely delighted by the level of interest: 120 students signed up, 100 showed up, and around 80 worked through the hands-on tutorials during the week. That’s a fantastic level of engagement, especially for a course that’s entirely optional and doesn’t count towards their degree.
Enhancing Scientific Training: The Galaxy Training Network's Role in the ELIXIR Training Life-Cycle
1 July 2025 gtn
In the rapidly evolving landscape of data science, continuous learning and skill development are crucial. The Galaxy Training Network (GTN) plays a pivotal role in this educational ecosystem, particularly within the ELIXIR Training Life-Cycle. This blog post explores how the GTN contributes to each phase of the life-cycle and aligns with the SPLASH recommendations, ensuring high-quality training for researchers worldwide.
An Ode to the Galaxy Community and all I learned
19 June 2025 gtn
This is my ode to the Galaxy Community to say how grateful I have been for your welcome, your energy, and your support. I have learned so very, very much, about bioinformatics; about software development; and most of all, about open-source communities in this complex scientific world.