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Contribute #

CON is an open community. You are welcome to build, document, test, teach, or use any of our projects, whether or not you are looking for a formal position.

Start with the DataLad project, browse the full catalogue, or contact the team to discuss where your experience could help.

Promote #

Scientific software projects rarely have dedicated resources for community outreach. The following legacy CON materials remain useful for exhibits, bulletin boards, teaching, and conversations about open neuroscience. Follow each pamphlet image to its printable PDF where available.

Pamphlet collation #

QR codes for the pamphlet collection

A single-page collection of QR codes for the pamphlets below.

Python in electrophysiology #

Python in electrophysiology pamphlet

A double-sided introduction to Python-based projects for electrophysiology. The artwork sources are public.

Python in neuroimaging #

Python in neuroimaging pamphlet

A double-sided introduction to Python-based projects for neuroimaging. The artwork sources are public.

Debian and NeuroDebian #

Debian and NeuroDebian pamphlet

This pamphlet introduces Debian and the NeuroDebian project. Its artwork sources are public.

git-annex and DataLad #

git-annex and DataLad pamphlet

A double-sided introduction to DataLad and git-annex. The artwork sources are public.

Preview of the DataLad Uncle Sam poster; follow for the full-resolution artwork
Preview of the From TAR to DataLad poster; follow for the full-resolution artwork

BIDS #

BIDS pamphlet

This pamphlet introduces the Brain Imaging Data Structure, a standardized layout that helps researchers reuse methods and share neuroimaging data.