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This lesson teaches how to successfully work together in a team. It is geared primarily towards people that create research software in an academic setting, however the lesson is most likely also useful for anyone trying to work on a team in scientific projects. Finally we hope that anyone wanting to get better at working in teams can learn something from this lesson.
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Teamwork for Research Software Development

This lesson is intended for people that create research software who would like to learn more about working in a team.

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