28 Nov 2018 - Build open science hardware workshop at MozFest, London UK (Andre M Chagas, Julieta, Gustavo, Leonardo)
15 August - 01 September 2018 - Building Flypi’s as project based introduction to Open Scientific Hardware, University of Khartoum Sudan, Sponsored by the Rotary international Stuttgart (Andre M Chagas)
I was thinking of setting up a wiki post to collect where people are talking about GOSH, presenting posters or running events. I gave a talk at University of Texas Austin last week hosted by @juanpedro.maestre and @vektor is presenting a poster at a conference soon plus there were recent things at FOSDEM. It’d be great to collect that information here on the forum in a way that anyone can easily add what they’ve been doing
We could make “GOSH Outreach” or similar a separate category so it’s easy to find - any thoughts? I don’t want to duplicate plans already on-going from one of the Roadmap issues on gitlab…
I think the easiest way to get people contributing is to turn this post into a Wiki… As this is the go to place for most people…
Since there is no integration of the Forum with gitlab, it would fall into the hand of the people assigned to the issues to transfer/curate that into the repository/issue…
I"m tinkering around with my poster and I was wondering if there is any graphics/image database for the GOSH graphics were dumped? And are we officially allowed to copy and use them in our presentations?
They are in a Dropbox folder here.
I think the plan was to put them in the GOSH Roadmap Gitlab repo - @unixjazz was there a reason they aren’t (file size?) or just no-one got around to it?
I did not put the design files on ´git´, instead I uploaded them to a public folder on the server (hosting the GOSH forum + site). My reasoning was that large design files are not suitable for versioning with ´git´ unless we start using -annex or -lfs to track them.
Not sure if you remember, but Maria re-exported updated files to Dropbox, so we need to upload them somewhere. I just reorganized all the design files and SVG export files here: https://unixjazz.org/pub/GOSH-roadmap/
After we copy them to the GOSH server, I can delete them from my machine.
No, I meant talks/events/workshops that are scheduled but didn’t happen yet… But then I realised after re-reading the thread that there is no end point to this collection, so I guess my question doesn’t make that much sense anyways…
i am heading to Seoul to give 2 lectures at an Appopriate Technology conference:
i am happy to promote our GOSH network and specific projects that came out of our globally distributed methods and collaborations. I think bringing the open of the open science hardware to these circles is crucial.
Send me a single slide or photo if you wanna be part of the “GOSH collection” in my presentation. @amchagas, @thomasmboa, @jcm80, @kaspar, @julianstirling, @nanocastro, @gbathree, @jarancio, @musti
any amaaazing new piece of hardware that was implemented in the fields recently?
it’s gonna be quite a political high.brows morning, maybe we can convince some Koreans to get more involved in GOSH (I tried to get this contact of mine over last time… but didnt work).
We’ve published a paper about a projector that can take any type of LED, making it “spectrally arbitrary”…
We use this to deliver visual stimuli for different animal species that can see wavelengths different than the “traditional” red green and blue, primates see.
here is a link to the paper (maybe using the headline/title is useful) and a rendering of the system https://github.com/eulerlab/open-visual-stimulator/blob/master/pics/Zebrafish_Cinema.png
I can also send you this in different formats if it would be best!
