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Codecheck progress update #18
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Dear Daniel and Stephen, Thank you for the update. I confirm I still want to take part in the project and I renew my availability in terms of time. Giulio |
Count me in!!!! |
Happy to hear this! I'm also happy to be involved, I think this is a great
initiative
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Dear @codecheckers/codecheckers
<https://github.com/orgs/codecheckers/teams/codecheckers>
as you may have seen on Twitter, we have now published a preprint on
F1000R summarising our progress to date with CODECHECK.
https://f1000research.com/articles/10-253/v1
We thank you again for showing an interest in our project. COVID
affected our plans to energise the community, and instead we focused on
checking papers that we (Daniel and I) could mostly do.
Now that our paper is out, the question is - what next for CODECHECK?
We have made a pre-application for funding to the Wellcome Trust, to
help develop the community. If this is not successful, we might try for
other funding sources.
A few journals are beginning to show interest, so if you would like to
still be involved in CODECHECK, and would like to volunteer to check an
article, just let us know by commenting below. We also welcome other
ideas for how we can grow this initiative.
Best wishes,
Daniel @nuest <https://github.com/nuest> and Stephen @sje30
<https://github.com/sje30>
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BTW, we've been having lots of discussions within the my institute about
institutional policies re open science. Seems to me that a good goal would
be to get an institute to make code checking part of their open science
policy.
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Happy to hear this! I'm also happy to be involved, I think this is a great
initiative
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> Dear @codecheckers/codecheckers
> <https://github.com/orgs/codecheckers/teams/codecheckers>
>
> as you may have seen on Twitter, we have now published a preprint on
> F1000R summarising our progress to date with CODECHECK.
>
> https://f1000research.com/articles/10-253/v1
>
> We thank you again for showing an interest in our project. COVID
> affected our plans to energise the community, and instead we focused on
> checking papers that we (Daniel and I) could mostly do.
>
> Now that our paper is out, the question is - what next for CODECHECK?
>
> We have made a pre-application for funding to the Wellcome Trust, to
> help develop the community. If this is not successful, we might try for
> other funding sources.
>
> A few journals are beginning to show interest, so if you would like to
> still be involved in CODECHECK, and would like to volunteer to check an
> article, just let us know by commenting below. We also welcome other
> ideas for how we can grow this initiative.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Daniel @nuest <https://github.com/nuest> and Stephen @sje30
> <https://github.com/sje30>
>
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Thanks for the update - I'm still interested! |
Thanks for the update! I still think it's a great initiative and I'm happy to help! |
Thank you for the update. Count me in as well! |
Thanks for letting us know! I am still interested as well. |
Hi everyone! Same here, still interested in contributing 👍 |
Thanks for the update; I'm still interested as well :) |
Thanks for the information! I am still interested as well.
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Thanks for the update; I'm still interested as well :)
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I'm still interested. |
I'm still interested. BTW, I also have some opportunities for others to kick the tires on a couple of bioinformatics analyses for my dissertation work. If you are interested in splicing or m6a epitranscriptomics please reach out to me. There is a survey and I would like participants to do 4 hours or so of robustness testing. A $250 recompense is provided. |
Hi! Thanks for keeping us updated. I'm still interested as well! |
Thank you all for the positive feedback! @NathanSkene I think a pre-submission workflow execution by a third party "in house" is a great idea. What part of CODECHECK do you think is directly transferable, and what not? Happy to continue the discussion in a new issue if you like. |
Sorry for the late reaction. I am happy to stay involved, as well! |
Dear @codecheckers/codecheckers
as you may have seen on Twitter, we have now published a preprint on
F1000R summarising our progress to date with CODECHECK.
https://f1000research.com/articles/10-253/v1
We thank you again for showing an interest in our project. COVID
affected our plans to energise the community, and instead we focused on
checking papers that we (Daniel and I) could mostly do.
Now that our paper is out, the question is - what next for CODECHECK?
We have made a pre-application for funding to the Wellcome Trust, to
help develop the community. If this is not successful, we might try for
other funding sources.
A few journals are beginning to show interest, so if you would like to
still be involved in CODECHECK, and would like to volunteer to check an
article, just let us know by commenting below. We also welcome other
ideas for how we can grow this initiative.
Best wishes,
Daniel @nuest and Stephen @sje30
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