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2026-06-09, 16:00–17:00 (UTC+02:00)
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@Tobias actually, we already did start an introductory slide set. See the first link.
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@Daniel I opened a GitHub issue regarding missing licensing information when using the nanopub python library. (see first link)
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@Daniel Yes, Snakemake can containerize entire workflows (the linked docs only speak of dockerization, but Apptainer is supported too - since the last hackathon).
Container are, in turn, one of three ways to provide software (Conda, HPC module files and Apptainer).
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Also great talk by Christian Meesters on how to use nanopublications for computational workflow descriptions, and on plans to spread the word and get more people involved via tutorials.
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We could make the tutorial slide creation, as mentioned by Christian, a community effort.
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Note to self: I should make a "question view" so we can allow participants to write questions for speakers while they speak, so they can be answered during the discussion or after the event.
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@Christian - when embedding things like the abstracts of papers into nanopublications, how to keep track of the copyright of the components of the nanopub?
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@Christian - I have a dataset with information about the reproducibility of Jupyter notebooks. In what ways can Snakemake assist in publishing this as nanopublications?
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@Christian - can I include containers into a Snakemaker workflow, or can Snakemake workflows be usefully containerized?
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I have been using personal principles that guide my knowledge-related professional and volunteering activities. I would like to convert these into some nanopublication-based structure, ideally in a way that would make it simpler to find people or other entities with aligned values.
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