Future Meeting Topic Interest
AI Topic Interest
Respondent provided suggestions
| TopicsOfInterest |
|---|
| DevOps |
| Cloud infrastructure |
| HPC |
| wrangling Python |
| alternatives to Python for scientific programmers |
| Useful tools in the field for creating tutorials and content |
| FAIR Data Sharing |
| Community engagement |
| best practices for educational materials |
| Instructional design |
| best practices for documentation and technical writing |
| key conferences |
| meetings and events to promote open-source software |
| Open Source software development strategies - good practices for testing |
| git tools and patterns for branching/committing releases |
| mentoring specifically undergraduates/trainees |
| how the increase in generative AI tools may hinder or enhance computational science training |
| new trends in computational tools outside of AI |
| Jupyter Notebook-based resources |
| how new technologies can improve existing tools (eg how Rust can be used to speed up tools like gseapy) |
| knowledge graphs |
| computer vision |
Interest in being a speaker/discussion leader
3 respondents expressed interest in being a speaker/discussion leader for future meetings. The topics that they suggested they could cover include
| BeingGuestInterest |
|---|
| Software quality and general software development practices |
| Data provenance and bioinformatic data reproducibility |
| Tools and platforms to encourage user engagement, develop tutorials and FAIR content development for long term usage |
Speaker/Discussion leader recommendations
Do you have recommendations of other speakers/discussion leaders you think would be great for an OPEN meeting?
| SpeakerRecs |
|---|
| Ken Kawamoto |
Preferred Meeting Styles
Note: Each respondent could select multiple meeting styles
