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DESCRIPTION:Computational workflows are invaluable resources for research c
 ommunities. They help us standardise common analyses\, collaborate with ot
 her researchers\, and support reproducibility. Bioinformatics workflow dev
 elopers invest significant time and expertise to create\, share\, and main
 tain these resources for the benefit of the wider community and being able
  to easily find and access workflows is an essential factor in their uptak
 e by the community.\n\nIncreasingly\, the research community is turning to
  workflow registries to find and access public workflows that can be appli
 ed to their research. Registries provide a central place to share and anno
 tate workflows\, directly supporting findability via the registry itself\,
  and indirectly supporting findability by surfacing workflow information f
 or search engines. Once a workflow is found the metadata standards of the 
 registry support users to understand its purpose\, and the ability to crea
 te workflow DOIs supports users to cite the workflows they reuse.\n\nThis 
 session will start with an introduction to the concepts underlying workflo
 w findability\, how it can benefit workflow developers\, and how you can m
 ake the most of workflow registries to share your computational workflows 
 with the research community. The second half of the workshop is an optiona
 l co-working session where you will have the opportunity to register your 
 own workflows in WorkflowHub with support from our team.  \n\n**Lead train
 er**\n\nDr Johan Gustafsson\, Community Engagement Manager\, Australian Bi
 oCommons\n\n**Date / time** \n\nTuesday 24 June 2025\, 1-2.30pm AEST\n\n**
 Format**\n\nThis interactive online session includes:\n\n* An introduction
  to the workflow registry WorkflowHub and live demo of workflow registrati
 on\n\n* An optional bring-your-own-workflow session\, where you can get as
 sistance registering your own workflow(s)\n\n* Opportunities to ask questi
 ons and provide feedback on the WorkflowHub platform\n\n* Expert trainers 
 will be available to provide support during the workshop.\n\n**Learning ou
 tcomes**\n\nBy the end of the workshop you should be able to:\n\n*Register
  with WorkflowHub\n\n*Create and join teams and spaces on WorkflowHub\n\n*
 Register workflows manually\n\n*Register workflows by importing from a Git
 Hub repository\n\n*Maintain your workflows\n\n*Understand the workflow met
 adata that is most useful to maintain\n\n*Create a workflow DOI\n\n*Cite w
 orkflows\n\n**Who the workshop is for**\n\nThe workshop is designed for an
 yone who is creating workflows\, either via platforms like Galaxy Australi
 a\, or via the command line and regardless of the field you work in. \n\nS
 ome knowledge of GitHub will be beneficial\, but is not critical.\n\n**How
  to join**\n\nRegister here: https://unimelb.zoom.us/meeting/register/0PZG
 AbBRQNWpx-YByKCFcw\n\nThis session is a special session of the BioCommons 
 Workflow Community Meeting. It is free to join but you must register in ad
 vance.
SUMMARY:WORKSHOP: Sharing your bioinformatics workflows to make them findab
 le and citable
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.biocommons.org.au/events/findable-workflows-2025
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