[okfn-br] Fwd: Bringing researchers and developers together: a call for projects

[Carolina Rossini]

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From: "Kaitlin Thaney" <kaitlin em mozillafoundation.org>
Date: Jun 9, 2014 4:50 AM
Subject: Bringing researchers and developers together: a call for projects
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Hi all,

In looking for ways to better bridge the scientific and technical community
(as well as provide a way for those within each community to get involved),
we'll launching a pilot with Bill Mills (TRIUMF) and Angelina Fabbro
(Mozilla) around their project "Interdisciplinary Programming". For the
initial pilot, we're looking for a handful of interesting projects that we
could break tasks down into digestible chunks for those within (or outside)
of the project to help with - be it a short technical task or longer term
engagement.

We're looking for projects with interesting research challenges that could
be used for our trial run that could use some help from the wider community
without getting too bogged down in the domain specific nuance. Any projects
within research or even on open tools to help researchers come to mind? We
want to see if there are ways to further bridge the research and technical
community, as well as provide more ways others can get involved in
furthering science on the web - from bootcamp participants to the Mozilla
contributor network.

You can read more in the post below, and we'll be hearing from Bill and
Angelina this Thursday on our Science Lab community call:

http://mozillascience.org/bringing-researchers-and-developers-together-a-call-for-proposals/

http://mozillascience.org/data-carpentry-online-contribution-and-engagement-june-12-11et/

Do let us know if you have any ideas, and help us spread the word.

Best,
K
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Kaitlin Thaney
Director, Mozilla Science Lab
@kaythaney ; @MozillaScience
skype / IRC: kaythaney
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