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Every access request must satisfy the five core ABLeS principles:
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ABLeS is available to research groups and bioinformatics communities across **Australia**. Read the criteria below to determine whether your project aligns with the ABLeS core principles and resource criteria. To qualify for access, your project must address the following:
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1. Your project must be life-science related and produce data, research, training, or software outcomes.
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2. Your team must have sufficient expertise to responsibly use bioinformatics infrastructure.
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3. Your resource usage must be planned and proportional — national infrastructure is finite.
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4. Your project should support collaboration and sharing of outputs where appropriate.
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5. You must comply with all relevant facility policies.
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**1. Domain and impact**
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For full eligibility criteria, see the [**ABLeS eligibility page**](https://australianbiocommons.github.io/ables/eligibility). By submitting an access request you agree to the [**BioShell acceptable use policy and service terms**](aup).
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- Your work must have a molecular life sciences focus.
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- Where appropriate, you are willing to openly share your results and outputs, including data, software, and methods.
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## Training events
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**2. Technical readiness and responsible resource use**
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If you are planning a workshop or training event using BioShell, contact the
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[**BioCommons Training Team**](https://www.biocommons.org.au/event-support) or email
- Your team should have, or be actively building, the "hands-on" bioinformatics skills needed to make use of the environment.
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- Your resource usage must be planned and proportional as national infrastructure is finite.
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{% include callout.html type="tip" content="Visit the [**Event support page**](https://www.biocommons.org.au/event-support) to see the full range of events Australian BioCommons can support." %}
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**3. Governance and leadership**
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- You, or someone in your group, is able and willing to act as the project lead and be responsible for all resource usage and adherence to facility policies.
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For full eligibility criteria, see the [**ABLeS eligibility page**](https://australianbiocommons.github.io/ables/eligibility). By submitting an access request you agree to the [**BioShell acceptable use policy and service terms**](aup).
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{% include callout.html type="tip" content="Check out some [**example ABLeS projects**](https://australianbiocommons.github.io/ables/participants) to see initiatives that align with ABLeS principles and eligibility criteria." %}
| Renewal | Yes, subject to review | Yes, subject to review |
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{% include callout.html type="note" content="Storage quotas are enforced at the infrastructure level — it is not possible to exceed your allocation. If you need more storage, contact the BioShell helpdesk. Requests are subject to availability and review and cannot be guaranteed." %}
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{% include callout.html type="note" content="Storage quotas are enforced at the infrastructure level, it is not possible to exceed your allocation. If you need more storage, contact the [**BioShell support**](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc6Tr2FAponrwYuMXfqspuzcXnssbM5gQ9ChLUqzh5yUxWJuQ/viewform). Requests are subject to availability and review and cannot be guaranteed." %}
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## Access duration and renewal {#duration}
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###Access duration and renewal {#duration}
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Research and development project access is granted for 3 months and is renewable. Renewal
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For research and development projects access is granted for 3 months and is renewable. Renewal
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requires demonstrated usage and continued progress against the aims stated in your original
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application.
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application.
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Check out the [**project renewal form**](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdhQzizqnQ7f5Os7TCDpXviiIVs1nbmtWweDzGH4r0poZlxxw/viewform?usp=header) for more information or to make a request.
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## Training events
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If you are planning a workshop or training event and wish to use BioShell, contact the
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[**BioCommons Training Team**](https://www.biocommons.org.au/event-support) or email
{% include callout.html type="note" content="Training access duration is determined on a case-by-case basis and is coordinated by the BioCommons Training Team. Contact [**comms@biocommons.org.au**](mailto:comms@biocommons.org.au) for details." %}
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{% include callout.html type="note" content="BioShell is the goto environment for running command-line training for details about workshops that have been run on BioShell see the **BioShell community and outcomes page**." %}
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