Galaxy Training Academy 2025 - Register now 🎉

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Posted on: 26 March 2025 PURL: https://gxy.io/GTN:N00110

🌠 Join the GTA2025 and learn how to analyze your data using Galaxy

Are you looking for a user-friendly approach to data analysis that aligns with FAIR principles? Do you want to master the Galaxy platform? Are you eager to explore data analysis techniques across diverse scientific domains?

🎉 Join the Galaxy Training Academy in May 2025 and register now! 🎉

  • 📆 Dates: May 12-16, 2025
  • 📍 Location: Global online

We’re hosting an asynchronous, online, self-paced training event, supported by three Galaxy instances (US, AU, and EU) and a global team of trainers available 24/7 to help you succeed.

You can choose your own learning path from a variety of scientific tracks - Galaxy Introduction, Proteomics, Assembly, Transcriptomics, Single Cell, Microbiome, Machine Learning, or “From Zero to Hero with Python”.

To learn more about the program and review the event outline, visit the event page.

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