Steve Purves: Scientific communication and self publishing — communicating your work using Curvenote
Channel: Society of Research Software Engineering
Date: 2023-01-05

A walkthrough from RSECon2022.

Details: https://virtual.oxfordabstracts.com/#/event/3101/submission/23
Slides: https://d3ijlhudpq9yjw.cloudfront.net/4895221f-1383-42c9-ad31-09c163eed257.pdf

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Abstract: Scientific research produces a significant amount of information, and often only a small percentage of that work is communicated more widely than our own research teams, lab groups, or collaborators through formal academic publications.

As the scientific community works towards improving reproducibility, we are making more data, research code, and knowledge available than before. We can use modern software tools to make this both possible, and an integral part of our practice as researchers.

In this walkthrough, we’ll go from a set of research materials (working documents and Jupyter notebooks) and use this to easily create a public research website that can be quickly and routinely updated as we work. We’ll show how we can readily work with collaborators, how the material we generate can be reused in different contexts, and publish our own pre-print articles complete with DOI.

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0:00 Walkthrough
35:03 Q&A