Emmy Tsang

Best Practice Checklist

Collaborations Workshop 2019 (CW19) #CollabW19 2019-04-01 to 2019-04-03 Group 0 - CI15-CW2CC Reporter Emmy Tsang - e.tsang@elifesciences.org Participants Richard Gilham - richard.gilham@metoffice.gov.uk Emmy Tsang - e.tsang@elifesciences.org Anna Krystalli - a.krystalli@sheffield.ac.uk David Gillespie - d.gillespie@mmu.ac.uk This document should be used to capture the information for a Collaborative Session / Hack Day Idea. (The total amount of text should ideally be between 100-300 words and you can include a diagram or two). The document should be no larger than two pages of A4....

Checklists for open reproducible research

Collaborations Workshop 2019 (CW19) #CollabW19 2019-04-01 to 2019-04-03 Checklists for open reproducible research - HP18-CW2CC Hackday Idea Proposer Anna Krystalli - a.krystalli@sheffield.ac.uk Contributors Richard Gilham - richard.gilham@metoffice.gov.uk Emmy Tsang - e.tsang@elifesciences.org Anna Krystalli - a.krystalli@sheffield.ac.uk David Gillespie - d.gillespie@mmu.ac.uk This document should be used to capture the information for a Hack Day Idea. Context / Research Domain There are comprehensive, large sets of guidelines on software engineering/research data best practices, but these are often difficult to digest and not easy to act upon....

How do we facilitate effective collaboration in a virtual event?

CW20 - 2020-03-31 to 2020-04-02 Beta - HP2-CW20 Hackday Idea Proposer Emmy (slack @Emmy Tsang) Context / Research Domain Many collaborative events / workshops are moving online because of the COVID-19 situation; but more generally– can we run events like the CW hackday online, and what would it take? Problem How do we facilitate effective collaboration in a virtual event, where: People have to work across multiple time zones: all conversations/communications need to be documented some way on a channel that everyone in the team (at least) can access and consume easily It’s more difficult, esp for newcomers, to get to know other people There’s a lack of watercooler/coffee machine conversations Version control and tracking changes could be trickier?...

Message in e-Bottle: work more effectively with ephemeral teams across timezones

CW20 - 2020-03-31 to 2020-04-02 Idea 3 - Message in e Bottle: work more effectively with ephemeral teams across timezones. - CI3-CW20 Participants Shoaib Sufi (shoaib.sufi@software.ac.uk), Carlos Martinez (c.martinez@esciencecenter.nl) (scribe), Alessandro Felder (a.felder@ucl.ac.uk) (chair), Emmy Tsang (e.tsang@elifesciences.org), Aleksandra Nenadic (a.nenadic@manchester.ac.uk) Original slide at - _https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GbwxVrWpqw_Nk9Mg9dinLUUThHSfetVsg7KD2SiGIkk/edit?usp=sharing _ Context / Research Domain Are you: A workshop host delivering a session to participants from multiple time zones? A hackathon organiser facilitating collaborations between newcomers and experienced community members in teams spread across different time zones?...

Software citation videos (to understand why and how to make your software citable)

CW21 - 2021-03-30 Jasper - CI10-CW21 Participants Morane Gruenpeter (Chair) Mario Antonioletti Emmy Tsang (Scribe) Esther Plomp Context / Research Domain Software citation videos (to understand why and how to make your software citable) Problem Preliminary activity Mario: something visual is always very appealing, base it on a theme that has been running through the workshop, need to define the right skill set required when pitching the idea, (I have no definite idea) For software citation - Stephan Druskat is a good person to talk to https://citation-file-format....