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Establish methods meetings, technical meetings as side event/parallel track of scientific meetings
Engineer when it is necessary (good useful code that you want to be reproducible). Don't over-engineer (finalize your code when you're just trying out an idea)

11:30-12:30 Tim Head, Wild Tree Tech, Zurich, Switzerland    

How should we think about research software? http://ivory.idyll.org/blog/2015-how-should-we-think-about-research-software.html
As a PhD student, don't try to launch your own software project. Good software is hard. Instead, join an existing project.
How to find a project? Ask a friend, a colleague. It's good to have people around to answer your questions. Then ask Google using a keyword and "GitHub".
How to choose a project is harder. Look at how many people have contributed to it, then the last time someone contributed to it. If you want to work with companies, or create a company in the future, then do not contribute to a GPL project, but rather MIT etc.
Why contribute back? Often people think: I'm too busy. But turning your personal fix into a permanent change will save you from fixing the code each time there is an "official" update.
Creating software is a craft, be an apprentice! (for a long time, before you take responsibility for maintaining software). Contributing to a well-known software makes you benefit from the reputation of that software.
This is a long tempr

Instructions for the workshop

Data source: https://data.stadt-zuerich.ch/dataset/verkehrszaehlungen-werte-fussgaenger-velo/resource/ed354dde-c0f9-43b3-b05b-08c5f4c3f65a
https://data.stadt-zuerich.ch/dataset/verkehrszaehlungen-werte-fussgaenger-velo/resource/ed354dde-c0f9-43b3-b05b-08c5f4c3f65a

16:30-17:00 Michel Jaccard, id est avocats

Intelectual property can contain many different notions, but they are mainly grouped in patents and copyrights.
"Open science: as open as possible, as closed as necessary." However:

Friday 29th 

Open science in different fields.
Earthquake science:
Systems biology and genetics:
Biometrics:
Climate science:
Music science:
Swiss science data center:
Scientific IT at EPFL:
Quantum mechanical simulation:
Chemistry:
Libraries:
CERN hardware:

Acknowledgements