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and integrating them with OpenWorm’s resources/repositories/documentation. It is assumed that the model/application/dataset will already be published
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(even in preprint form), and the time will be spent in making this as accessible/reusable as possible.</p>
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<pclass="lead">The Studentship recipient should outline their plans in the application (see below) and if selected, spend 2-3 months
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working to incorporate the resources into OpenWorm. They will be assigend a mentor from the project to help ensure the resources are
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well integrated with our existing online content.
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</p>
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<pclass="lead">The Studentship recipient should outline their plans in the application (see below) and if selected, spend 2-3 months
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working to incorporate the resources into OpenWorm. They will be assigned a mentor from the project to help ensure the resources are
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well integrated with our existing online content.
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</p>
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<pclass="lead">While in exceptional cases an applicant could propose to use unpublished data, we fully acknowledge the importance of
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getting peer reviewed publications as part of a PhD/postdoc, and these activities should take precedence. Given the short timeline for the
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studentship projects, there is a need to avoid a situation where data release by a lab is held up due to publication delays.</p>
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<pclass="lead">Examples of potential activities include:</p>
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<liclass="lead">Converting datasets from original formats (Excel spreadsheets, MAT files) into more open, standardised forms (e.g. NWB), ideally with rich metadata embedded</li>
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<liclass="lead">Creating Jupyter notebooks outlining how to explore/analyse data or models</li>
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