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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/source/open-software-summer-school/2026/animals-in-motion.md
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Expand Up @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ The final two days are dedicated to collaboration. We will join forces with part

* **Skill building:** we'll start with a practical workshop on **Git and GitHub** to equip everyone with the necessary skills for collaborative coding.
* **Project-based work:** participants will self-organise into small teams to tackle projects hands-on. **Coding is not a requirement**; any idea that benefits from collaboration with other attendees is welcome. Potential project ideas include, but are not limited to:
* *Apply a tool:* use any what you've learnt to analyse a new dataset (your own or a public one).
* *Apply a tool:* use what you've learnt to analyse a new dataset (your own or a public one).
* *Give feedback:* report bugs and suggest features by raising issues on relevant open-source tools.
* *Make a contribution:* submit a pull request to an open-source repository.
* *Collaborative writing:* draft a white paper, blog post, or documentation together.
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/source/open-software-summer-school/2026/brainglobe.md
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Expand Up @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ The final two days are dedicated to collaboration. We will join forces with part

* **Skill building:** we'll start with a practical workshop on **Git and GitHub** to equip everyone with the necessary skills for collaborative coding.
* **Project-based work:** participants will self-organise into small teams to tackle projects hands-on. **Coding is not a requirement**; any idea that benefits from collaboration with other attendees is welcome. Potential project ideas include, but are not limited to:
* *Apply a tool:* use any what you've learnt to analyse a new dataset (your own or a public one).
* *Apply a tool:* use what you've learnt to analyse a new dataset (your own or a public one).
* *Give feedback:* report bugs and suggest features by raising issues on relevant open-source tools.
* *Make a contribution:* submit a pull request to an open-source repository.
* *Collaborative writing:* draft a white paper, blog post, or documentation together.
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/source/open-software-summer-school/2026/extracellular-electrophysiology.md
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Expand Up @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ The final two days are dedicated to collaboration. We will join forces with part

* **Skill building:** we'll start with a practical workshop on **Git and GitHub** to equip everyone with the necessary skills for collaborative coding.
* **Project-based work:** participants will self-organise into small teams to tackle projects hands-on. **Coding is not a requirement**; any idea that benefits from collaboration with other attendees is welcome. Potential project ideas include, but are not limited to:
* *Apply a tool:* use any what you've learnt to analyse a new dataset (your own or a public one).
* *Apply a tool:* use what you've learnt to analyse a new dataset (your own or a public one).
* *Give feedback:* report bugs and suggest features by raising issues on relevant open-source tools.
* *Make a contribution:* submit a pull request to an open-source repository.
* *Collaborative writing:* draft a white paper, blog post, or documentation together.
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/source/open-software-summer-school/2026/large-data.md
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Expand Up @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ The final two days are dedicated to collaboration. We will join forces with part

* **Skill building:** we'll start with a practical workshop on **Git and GitHub** to equip everyone with the necessary skills for collaborative coding.
* **Project-based work:** participants will self-organise into small teams to tackle projects hands-on. **Coding is not a requirement**; any idea that benefits from collaboration with other attendees is welcome. Potential project ideas include, but are not limited to:
* *Apply a tool:* use any what you've learnt to analyse a new dataset (your own or a public one).
* *Apply a tool:* use what you've learnt to analyse a new dataset (your own or a public one).
* *Give feedback:* report bugs and suggest features by raising issues on relevant open-source tools.
* *Make a contribution:* submit a pull request to an open-source repository.
* *Collaborative writing:* draft a white paper, blog post, or documentation together.
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