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CWFR Working Meeting on Jupyter 2. Jun.2021
- Maggie Hellström
- czmiel
- Philipp Wieder
- martin zünkeler
- volker gülzow
- Li Jianhui
- alessandro spinuso
- sadaf alam
- Peter Wittenburg
- Claudia Biniossek
- Felix Henninger
- Thomas Lauer
- Thomas Lauer
- Stanley C Ahalt
- Carsten Baldauf
- Christophe Blanchi
- Damien Boulanger
- christian grimm
- ingemar häggstöm
- Alex Hardisty
- martin jäkel
- keith jeffery
- reinhold kliegel
- dimitris Koureas
- Larry Lannom
- daniel mallmann
- Ohmann Christian
- Ralph Müller-Pfefferkorn
- Per Öster
- Limor Peer
- Rainer Stotzka
- George Strawn
- George Strawn
- Dieter Van Uytvanck
- carlo maria zwölf
- Ivonne Anders
- katja marciniak
- Karsten Peters-von Gehlen
- beth plale
- ulrich schwardmann
- Rob Quick
- sebastian netscher
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FDO-CWFR virtual working meeting: using Jupyter to support canonical workflows in research
The Canonical Workflows For Research (CWFR) initiative (https://fairdo.org/wg/fdo-cwfr/ and https://osf.io/2cy86/) invites you to an open working meeting on the usage of the Jupyter framework in enabling & supporting canonical workflows. The meeting is scheduled for 14:00-17:00 CEST on June 2, 2021.
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