Dear colleagues,
Scientific software environments are increasingly complex — different versions, incompatible dependencies, installation issues, and challenges in reproducing results across platforms and collaborators. Many of you have told us that you are looking for practical, real examples of how EGI services can support reproducible, containerised, scalable analysis.
Next week’s webinar offers exactly that.
Although the case study comes from neuroimaging, the methods, workflows, and EGI integration approach are relevant far beyond this field. If you work with containers, data-intensive workflows, or reproducibility challenges, this session will provide a model you can adapt to your own domain.
Webinar — Neurodesk: Enabling Reproducible Research with EGI Services
Wednesday 26 November, 17:00–18:00 CET
Speaker: Prof Steffen Bollmann, University of Queensland, U.S.
You will learn:
--How to build and use fully reproducible analysis environments
--How Neurodesk integrates with EGI cloud and storage services
--How this approach can be replicated for other scientific communities
--Practical insights into supporting large, complex software stacks
--A template for container-based workflows that reduce maintenance effort
This session is valuable not only for neuroscientists, but also for developers, research engineers, and service providers looking to improve software portability and reproducibility.
Register here: https://eu01web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Gh4wTc1bTE-LaZUlXgNGDw#/
We look forward to seeing you next week!
Warm regards,
Yin
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Dr Yin Chen
Senior Community Support Officer
EGI Foundation (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
W: www.egi.eu | E: yin.chen@egi.eu | Twitter: @yinchen16
https://www.egi.eu/about/egi-foundation/team/yin-chen/
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