Closed sanjayankur31 closed 1 year ago
I am going to be a bit under the radar for the next couple of months. Can some others volunteer to help coordinate this 1-hour session at the INCF Assembly 2022 (Sep 16-20)? @OCNS/software-wg
Hello @OCNS/software-wg members,
Just a reminder that we are need a chair/organizer for this session. I will not be available for the INCF assembly and @sanjayankur31 already has his hands full. Would be great if somebody else could volunteer to take this up. If nobody is available, we might need to cancel the session.
Details: https://neuroinformatics.incf.org/2022/sessions see "Software arena (tool developers BoF)" session Sep 16-20
We're not going to have this, it'll be removed from the schedule at the next update.
@OCNS/software-wg : A "software arena" session has been accepted at the INCF assembly in September. It's an informal "birds of a feather" session. Here's what we'd submitted:
Abstract
Contemporary neuroscience is heavily reliant on computing. From computational modelling to the analysis of data gathered from experiments, all tasks in the neuroscience research pipeline require a basic knowledge of common computing tools. Yet, the multi-disciplinary nature of neuroscience research implies that many of us do not hail from computing disciplines, and therefore have not received formal training in this area. Keeping in line with its goal of improving technical software/computing knowledge in the research community, the INCF/OCNS Software working group (WG) will conduct a session aiming to:
Format/speakers
For a 1.5 hour workshop, perhaps we can limit it to short “show and tell” / “lightening” talks where people take the “stage” for 3--5 minutes to do quick blurbs on their/a software, and combine it with more focused discussions on the topics listed above.
If this interests you, please participate in the organisation by dropping any thoughts/comments here on the ticket :)