This annual gathering of the Galaxy community includes training, talks, posters, demos, Birds of a Feather meetups, and many other opportunities for collaboration and networking. GCC2022 will be an in-person meeting with limited support for remote attendees. There is no better event than GCC2022 to share your work and learn form others working in data-intensive science.
At Oak Ridge National Laboratory, we are exploring using Galaxy for data analysis of neutron scattering experiments. Our workflows are likely to encompass multiple distributed resources within a single workflow execution. Galaxy provides some capabilities for this, but the accompanying data management and security options that this entails are limited.
We would like to engage with the Galaxy community to discuss and plan for how to enhance Galaxy (and Pulsar) to better support a broader range of workflow environments.
