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After ten years on a Jekyll-on-GitHub setup, galaxyproject.eu is now completely powered by the Galaxy Hub — a fast, metadata-driven home that any Galaxy community can reuse.
Galaxy 26.1 introduces Galaxy Notebooks, context-aware GalaxyAI agents, Model Context Protocol support, bulk dataset storage migration, a modern workflow extraction interface, favorite and recent tools, and clearer workflow execution monitoring. Explore the user release notes.
After ten years on a Jekyll-on-GitHub setup, galaxyproject.eu is now completely powered by the Galaxy Hub — a fast, metadata-driven home that any Galaxy community can reuse.
A look back at the 2026 Galaxy Community Conference in Clermont-Ferrand, France.
The latest Galaxy update in Nucleic Acids Research highlights major advances in the platform’s interface, workflows, data management, visualizations, infrastructure, and global community.
From GCC2026 and GTA2026 highlights to a major new Galaxy publication, Galaxy 26.0, and community-curated research environments, explore what the Galaxy community accomplished in the second quarter of 2026.
A summary of the outcomes and highlights from the CoFest held after the 2026 Galaxy Community Conference in Clermont-Ferrand, France.
Members of the US Galaxy Project team attended the AWS Summit in Washington, D.C. to build relationships that can grow into scientific collaborations and more sustainable open-source infrastructure. A conference session on a third-party AI agent for Galaxy administration was a highlight.
Microbiological Data Analysis at Galaxy Community Conference 2026, Clermont-Ferrand, France
The Leibniz Institute for New Materials (INM), the Fraunhofer Institute for Mechanics of Materials (IWM), and the University of Freiburg met in Freiburg to discuss usecases, user stories and file sources.
At GCC2026, the Galaxy community came together to ask how AI can support scientific discovery while preserving the trust, transparency, reproducibility, and human-centered values that define Galaxy.
A look back at the 2026 Galaxy Community Conference in Clermont-Ferrand, France.
Machine learning at Galaxy Community Conference 2026, Clermont-Ferrand, France
A GESS presented during the European Geoscience Union
GalaxyLabs is an international effort to make sustainable, researcher-focused and community-curated interfaces across Galaxy, from Genomics to Single-cell analyses.
Lessons from building galaxy-tool-refactor: keep one set of runnable scripts and let CI, git hooks, a Makefile, and AI-agent skills all call them, so people and agents share one workflow that can't drift apart.
How an ELIXIR Staff Exchange connected the mutational scanning community, Galaxy Australia, and Galaxy Europe through FAIR infrastructure, training, and collaboration.
We pointed eight frontier LLMs at the same Candida auris RNA-seq study and asked each to reanalyze it on Galaxy through Orbit. Six reproduced the headline result — and the failures taught us more than the successes.
The Galaxy Europe team has participated in the ELIXIR All Hands meeting 2026 in Lyon, France.
Insights from a workshop on workflow FAIRification
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