Love programming, working on open source projects, and would not mind to make neuroscience a better science? We are hiring -- Join us https://t.co/ETfiOwxpeh !
We are interested to know how much @datalad is used outside of the neuro*. If you use it in other fields of science - please let us know (twitter, or email debian AT https://t.co/7i5lA4giYf). Links to your datasets or papers would be appreciated but not "required".
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Center for Open Neuroscience at @dartmouth PBS department is looking for enthusiasts to join the team to make neuroscience even more efficient, open, and reproducible.
Join us and contribute your passion to @datalad@DANDIarchive@repronim https://t.co/sjoeGg0rFY
Is the computational tool you are using/developing non-deterministic in that it relies on random numbers? If it is possible to seed the RNG via environment variable, please contribute to https://t.co/63aEFaDElZ . The idea is to seed RNGs "deterministically" to reproduce results
Please fill out git-annex survey https://t.co/MTYTh23axb and Retweet!
The survey is short, not even 5 minutes. Please mention at the end which research projects you use git-annex (or @datalad directly) for. It would be of tremendous value for us! Thanks in advance!
Reminder: if you don't know how to phrase open data sharing clause in your consent forms for neuroimaging studies, please have a look at the ultimate one or samples from various institutions/countries at https://t.co/0DfcCs31Yw
@DataLad is a good lad to follow if you are interested in data (science), love version control systems (Git and alike), and want to make your research open and a reproducible one. https://t.co/s1St1wrst6