
In this webinar, Dr. Tristan Glatard and Mathieu Dugré give an overview of their opensource, Python-based library LivingPark-utils. Developed by Dr. Glatard’s team and supported by the Michael J. Fox Foundation, LivingPark-utils (a collection of functions within the broader LivingPark project) enables users to directly pull PPMI data and conduct novel or replicative analyses within Jupyter notebooks. In addition to providing publicly available code and methodologies to support transparency and reproducibility in PD research, Dr. Glatard’s project aims to improve the generalizability and robustness of MRI-based biomarkers, resulting in more reliable techniques to characterize and predict Parkinson’s disease. This webinar was organized by the the Michael J. Fox Foundation's Data Community of Practice (DCoP). Do you have ideas or suggestions for other webinar topics you would like to see? Is there a tool you feel the community would benefit from highlighting? Let us know by leaving your thoughts in this thread: Seeking Webinar Ideas and Requests from the Community, or by contacting researchcommunity@michaeljfox.org. For those interested in joining or contributing to the DCoP, please visit rcop.michaeljfox.org.
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