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Please consider using  any of these Tripal logos on your Tripal site, presentations or outreach material:

The Official Tripal Logo

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Various "Powered By" Logos:

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The first Tuesday of each month is reserved for a teleconference call for discussions about the state of Tripal with Tripal core developers and others developing extension modules. The goal is to improve the usability of Tripal, reduce duplication of effort, and help find collaborations.  Note: due to the busy summer months the User's meetings are often postponed June-August and resume in September of each year.

All meetings are at 4pm GMT except Help Desk calls which are scheduled on the time that best suits participants who request a session.

These meetings are open to anyone who would like to attend.  Please subscribe to the Tripal mailing list and/or Tripal Slack #general channel to receive notifications about these meetings and links to join via Zoom.

View archived meeting notes.

Welcome to the new Tripal website!

We will be holding our Tripal Workshop at the Plant and Animal Genome (PAG) Conference on Sunday January 15th 2017 from 4pm-6:10pm in San Diego, CA. We are now requesting abstracts for oral presentations. Anyone who would like to showcase their project and describe how Tripal fits within your setup is welcome to submit an abstract. If you are working on new custom extension, have funding for new Tripal related projects, or if you would simply like to showcase your work and share your experience using Tripal we encourage you to submit. Abstracts can be submitted by email in MS Word or PDF to pag-abstracts@tripal.info by Friday October 14th.

Washington State University has received a $2M National Research Support Project (NRSP) award for expansion of Tripal to develop standards, protocols and applications for data collection, storage, and analysis for crop genetic reserach. See the annoucement at WSU.

The NSF funded Data Information Building Blocks (DIBBs) grant will provide expansion of web services for intra-site data exchange, integration with Galaxy for workflow coordination, and integration of Software Defined Networking (SDN) technologies to speed data transfers.  See more on the offical NSF annoucement page.  This funding is provided to investigators at Washington State University, Clemson, University of Tennessee and University of Connecticut.