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Presentation given on 1 September 2022 by Hari Sood during a Lunchtime Session for Early Career Researchers organised by the Research Support Facility of the AI for Multiple Long-Term Conditions programme. This presentation introduces The Turing Way: a book, community and global collaboration aiming to "make collaborative, reusable, and transparent research too easy not to do". It is based on a previous workshop, Git Good: Using GitHub for Collaboration in Open Source Communities, created by Hari Sood, Sophia Batchelor, Anne Lee Steele and Esther Plomp presented at CarpentryCon 2022.
turing way, aim rsf, lunchtime talk
turing way, aim rsf, lunchtime talk
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