Have you ever found yourself (desperately?) searching for WDL (Workflow Description Language) documentation that suits your needs and coming up short? I have. I was in that boat a year ago when I joined the Broad. I had never heard of WDL before, but I was starting to document WDL
New webinar recording helps newcomers to bioinformatics workflows get oriented and learn to run workflows on the cloud
Discover how the move toward cloud-based research infrastructure empowers educators to deliver practical instruction in genomics.
A practical methodology for elucidating the structure and function of a workflow written in the Workflow Description Language, aka WDL.
A new playlist of workshop videos by Dr. Karen Miga’s team at UCSC demonstrates how to use data and resources from the Human Pangenome Reference Consortium
The Human Cell Atlas project makes its vast collection of data available through a Data Portal that offers direct export to a Terra workspace.
Lead Educator Robert Majovski presents a listicle of 8 key resources that can help Terra newcomers and veterans alike get the most out of the Terra platform.
This week we highlight a new video we created to help newcomers understand what is Terra. The video summarizes why it makes sense to move biomedical data to the cloud, and outlines how Terra helps you access data, analyze it, and collaborate securely there.
We’ve added the ability to launch R Shiny apps from Terra’s built-in RStudio environment, opening up some really exciting possibilities for taking interactive data visualization in Terra to the next level.
Like any repository of community-contributed content, we need to ensure that contributors can manage their content conveniently, and that researchers are able to find the right content for their needs.
Terra is developed by the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard in collaboration with Microsoft and Verily.
