4th Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex NGS made easy

NGS Tuberculosis Drug-resistance transmission evolution one-health

Posted on: 8 July 2024 purlPURL: https://gxy.io/GTN:N00090

Tuberculosis (TB) is a big killer in many countries of the world, particularly in those with low and middle income. Next-generation sequencing has been key in improving our understanding of drug resistance acquisition and of transmission of Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Yet, the need for expertise guiding NGS implementation in laboratories and the lack of bioinformatic expertise, are main obstacles hindering the implementation of NGS into TB programs.

We have conceived a training combining pre-recorded webinars and hands-on bioinformatics tutorials, to present state-of-art TB-specific solutions for generating NGS data and its analysis.

On June 10-14th, we delivered the 4th edition of the training to circa 40 people from all over the world, who autonomously followed the webinars and hands-on bioinformatics tutorials and interacted with a panel of experts via real-time chat and live discussion sessions.

Thank you Galaxy!

Full Story View Material

Recent News

See all news

Credit where it's due: GTN Reviewers in the spotlight

2 December 2024   gtn infrastructure new feature automation

We would like to recognise and thank all of the reviewers who have contributed to the GTN tutorials; your efforts are greatly appreciated, and we are grateful for your contributions to the GTN community. Today, we are highlighting your efforts on every single learning material across the GTN.

Galaxy Administrator Time Burden and Technology Usage

22 July 2024   deploying maintenance survey

Have you wondered how difficult Galaxy is to run? How much time people must spend to run Galaxy? In February 2024, we collected 9 responses from the Galaxy Small Scale Admin group. The questions cover various time burdens and technological choices. The report provides answers to prospective future admins’ most common questions.

Simplifying GTN contribution with Google Forms

17 July 2024   gtn infrastructure new feature automation

Since the last time we announced GTN news posting via Google Form, we’ve found that this has been an excellent fit for the community and decided to greatly expand the use of Google Forms for GTN contributions.