Add European Galaxy server badge to Readme#16
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Added a badge for the European Galaxy server to the Readme.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds a shield badge linking to the European Galaxy server to the top of README.md, placed alongside existing license and deployment badges. ChangesBadge Addition
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Hi, we added DataStet to the European Galaxy server.
Galaxy is an open-source platform that allows researchers to analyze and share scientific data using interoperable APIs and various user-friendly web-based interfaces. The Galaxy project was launched in 2005 and has since become a powerful framework for researchers across a wide range of research fields, including *omics, biodiversity, machine learning, cheminformatics, NLP, material science, climate research, and humanities.
Everyone can use it for free on public funded resources. We hope this might be useful for the community. Please let us know if we should add any missing features or if you encounter issues.
We also added GROBID to Galaxy and the output from GROBID can be taken and passed to DataStet in a workflow.
Thanks a lot for all those tools!
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