mozillascience / code-research-object

Project between GitHub, figshare and Mozilla Science Lab.
https://mozillascience.github.io/code-research-object/
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Want to help us test? Add your info here. #1

Open kaythaney opened 10 years ago

kaythaney commented 10 years ago

We're looking for publishers and researchers to help us test new ways of giving credit to code. Want to help? Add your info here.

cboettig commented 10 years ago

Carl Boettiger @cboettig

ScottBGI commented 10 years ago

Scott Edmunds @gigascience

akenall commented 10 years ago

Amye Kenall @OpenDataBMC

F1000Research commented 10 years ago

Varsha Khodiyar @F1000Research

pbulsink commented 10 years ago

Phil Bulsink @pbulsink

robldavidson commented 10 years ago

Rob Davidson @bobbledavidson

hlapp commented 10 years ago

Hilmar Lapp @hlapp

arokem commented 10 years ago

Ariel Rokem @arokem

In particular, https://github.com/vistalab/osmosis

karthik commented 10 years ago

Karthik @karthik

ahmadia commented 10 years ago

Aron Ahmadia @ahmadia (And I've got some wild ideas about integration with HashDist and IPython Notebook).

kmarekspartz commented 10 years ago

I'd be interested. @zeckalpha

milani commented 10 years ago

Morteza Milani @milani

rgaiacs commented 10 years ago

Raniere Silva @r-gaia-cs

fabsta commented 10 years ago

Fabian Schreiber @fabsta

twitwi commented 10 years ago

Rémi Emonet @twitwi

znmeb commented 10 years ago

Ed Borasky - @znmeb on Twitter

drchriscole commented 10 years ago

Count me in @drchriscole

manics commented 10 years ago

Simon Li @manics

ethanwhite commented 10 years ago

Ethan White @ethanwhite.

We have bootstrapped version of the core idea for some of our code. I'd be happy to move over to the new system. See: https://github.com/weecology/METE http://figshare.com/articles/METE_Software_for_Analyzing_Harte_et_al_s_Maximum_Entropy_Theory_of_Ecology/815905

ThomasA commented 10 years ago

Thomas Arildsen @ThomasA.

rmflight commented 10 years ago

Robert M Flight @rmflight

haiyanmeng commented 10 years ago

Haiyan Meng @hmeng-19

cdsousa commented 10 years ago

Cristóvão D. Sousa @cdsousa

eparejatobes commented 10 years ago

Eduardo Pareja-Tobes @eparejatobes http://ohnosequences.com

ansell commented 10 years ago

Peter Ansell @ansell

wabarr commented 10 years ago

Andrew Barr @wabarr

mathpunk commented 10 years ago

Thomas Henderson tom@mathpunk.net

armish commented 10 years ago

B. Arman Aksoy @armish

juandesant commented 10 years ago

Juande Santander @juandesant

Cadair commented 10 years ago

Stuart Mumford @cadair

prvst commented 10 years ago

Felipe Leprevost @Leprevost

gearmonkey commented 10 years ago

Ben Fields @gearmonkey

augustfly commented 10 years ago

August Muench @augustfly

matthewturk commented 10 years ago

Matthew Turk @matthewturk

ElDeveloper commented 10 years ago

Yoshiki Vazquez-Baeza @ElDeveloper.

leouieda commented 10 years ago

Leonardo Uieda @leouieda

kaythaney commented 10 years ago

hi all, sending out a mail today with a call for feedback. unable to find a few of your emails. @augustfly @Cadair @juandesant @ansell @hmeng-19 @drchriscole @manics @fabsta @bobbledavidson - could you send me your emails? (kaitlin at mozillafoundation dot org). thanks!

haiyanmeng commented 10 years ago

Hi - My name of github account is hmeng-19. My email is: hmeng@nd.edu

Thanks. Haiyan

On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 2:27 PM, kaythaney notifications@github.com wrote:

hi all, sending out a mail today with a call for feedback. unable to find a few of your emails. @augustfly https://github.com/augustfly @Cadairhttps://github.com/Cadair @juandesant https://github.com/juandesant @ansellhttps://github.com/ansell @hmeng-19 https://github.com/hmeng-19 @drchriscolehttps://github.com/drchriscole @manics https://github.com/manics @fabsta https://github.com/fabsta @bobbledavidson https://github.com/bobbledavidson - could you send me your emails? (kaitlin at mozillafoundation dot org). thanks!

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/mozillascience/code-research-object/issues/1#issuecomment-36663492 .

davidbowler commented 10 years ago

David Bowler @MillionAtomMan

bramzandbelt commented 10 years ago

Bram Zandbelt @bramzandbelt

jameshowison commented 10 years ago

James Howison @jameshowison

Perhaps of interest, some research papers in which we discuss (among other things) some of the downsides with the current practice of referring to code via "software publications." Not particularly part of the solution, but perhaps a useful way of shifting people's practices.

Howison, J., and Herbsleb, J. D. 2011. “Scientific software production: incentives and collaboration,” in Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work, CSCW ’11, Hangzhou, China, pp. 513–522. http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/1958824.1958904 http://james.howison.name/pubs/HowisonHerbsleb2011SciSoftIncentives.pdf

Howison, J., and Herbsleb, J. D. 2013. “Incentives and integration in scientific software production,” in Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work, San Antonio, TX, February 23, pp. 459–470. http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/2441776.2441828 http://james.howison.name/pubs/IncentivesAndIntegration-p459-howison.pdf

labarba commented 10 years ago

Lorena A. Barba, @LorenaABarba

susheel commented 10 years ago

Susheel Varma @susheel

pditommaso commented 10 years ago

Paolo @cbcrg

cbergman commented 10 years ago

Casey Bergman

chartgerink commented 10 years ago

Chris Hartgerink @chartgerink

daisieh commented 10 years ago

Daisie Huang @daisieh

vchuravy commented 10 years ago

Valentin Churavy @wallnuss

astraw commented 10 years ago

Andrew Straw @astraw

bookhling commented 10 years ago

I'd love to help!

@bookhling

-sung