Apparently the OSR is safe for next year, but let us know what you’d like to see in the room.
The open science room is the best part of @ohbmofficial.bsky.social. It’s the space where the community can decide on its own what they want to discuss. It’s a place to tackle the things that are really on folks minds. Sign the petition and help save the OSR: chng.it/JpSRvKLL7S
📢 it’s Dr Zelenina now!
Earlier today, I defended my thesis and was awarded a PhD in Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering, with Distinction. What an adventure it has been, and I’m so lucky to have had the opportunity to learn from a lot of amazing mentors. Thank you!
@ohbmofficial.bsky.social, can someone fix the title on the 2025 OHBM hackathon registration page? I reads "Registration for OHBM Brainhack 2024"
Walking to my office listening to @hankgreen.bsky.social and @johngreensbluesky.bsky.social answer goose questions. I hear honking coming from somewhere high above me. Fun coincidence, geese flying over, no big deal. Except the sound’s not going anywhere.
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More of a climber for what it’s worth
+1 for reminding me about White Russians. I haven't thought about that cocktail in forever.
Curious to hear the outcome.
I can see that kind of thing happening if the person dealing with the submission doesn't use R or wants to avoid the delay of rerunning long running code to generate figures (if the direct data inputs for the figure weren't saved). It's a bad approach, but I can imagine someone making that choice.
Or it's an opportunity to craft a montage of contributor photos that looks like an AFNI logo when downscaled to 1000x1000
Despite what the guidelines say, the maximum figure size is 1000 pixels in any dimension, not just width, so if you, like me, have been trying to get away with a long skinny figure, it'll get downsized.
If you're submitting an abstract for @ohbmofficial.bsky.social 2025, the maximum size of a figure in any dimension is 1000 pixels, not just a maximum width of 1000. That explains why my figures have always been downscaled.
If you're struggling with cells in Jupyter Notebooks randomly disappearing when you're scrolling around, the bug was fixed, update to jupyterlab to 4.3.2: github.com/jupyter/note...
This is super important for scientists to understand when sharing their work on these platforms, because they’ll always include a link to the paper somewhere in the thread.
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Remodeling a bathroom is a lot like refactoring someone else’s code.
