Tentative AM Schedule

First morning session: “Sustainable scientific software development for large and distributed teams:” How can developers set up workflows to keep software standards high, but without devoting 100% of their time to development? Speakers will describe their teams, how new developers are onboarded, and how credit is laid out appropriately at publication.

Speakers:

• Joëlle Barido-Sottani, (RevBayes)
• Jerome Kelleher, stdpopsim
• Jon Chang, Homebrew Project maintainer
• Tim Vaughn, BEAST2
• Stephanie Spielman, assorted projects at the evolution-clincal ‘omics interface
• Karen Cranston, assorted projects with NESCent and OpenTree

This will be followed by a mixer and discussion breakout