Galaxy RO-Crate Mini Tutorials
RO-Crates are used for creating FAIR Digital Objects for Research. Galaxy Galaxy is an open source, web-based platform for data intensive biomedical research. A Galaxy RO-Crate is a digital object used in intended to preserve data, configurations and parameters; ensure the accurate reproduction of results; and facilitate publishing of supporting data for research works (papers, books, theses).
Three mini-tutorials are provided by PSDI to introduce three aspects of the RO-Crate lifecycle in the Galaxy platform. You can read an overview of Galaxy RO-Crates and view all the resources, or go directly to a specific course by using the following links:
- Importing (and running) a workflow
- Creation (Exporting) an RO-Crate
- Importing (and inspecting) an RO-Crate
You can find more training for Galaxy on the Galaxy Training website.
What to do next
- Take a look at our Skills4Scientists self-paced training
- Try our Tutorials
- Watch a Webinar from our list
- Find current and past in-person training opportunities Events
Related links:
- Galaxy Training
- Elixir TeSS: extensive training materials with a focus on computation in the life sciences, but many courses are also relevant for the physical sciences community.
- Creator: Cerys Willoughby
- Last modified date: 2025-10-17
- License: CC-BY-4.0
- Citation: Please cite: Cerys Willoughby, Galaxy RO-Crate Mini Tutorials, https://guidance.psdi.ac.uk/docusaurus-pages/docs/training/self-paced-learning/galaxy-ro-crate/, PSDI (modified 2025-10-17)
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