Scholarship Application for ITCR Training Network Workshop at GLBIO

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The ITCR training network (https://www.itcrtraining.org/) is hosting an interactive workshop with activities and information about:

How to increase the reproducibility of analyses and code
How to use Git and GitHub for version control
How to conduct code review
How to make a scientific website with automated checks and rendering using OTTR (https://www.ottrproject.org/)
Where to find resources to continue learning about these topics after the workshop!

This training session attendees will be capped at the first 30 eligible trainees. Scholarship priority will be given to individuals of underrepresented backgrounds, however this is not required. A limited number of travel scholarships are available based on need, as well as the perceived effort put into this application.

This Workshop Application will close Friday, April 7th, 2023 11:59 ET!

Eligibility:
Trainees who are undergraduates, graduate students, medical students, or postdoctoral fellows are welcome to apply. We expect to select up to 30 attendees for this workshop.

Dates:
The application process will close Friday, April 7th, 2023 11:59 ET scholarships will be announced the following week.

Scholarships:
Travel scholarships are available but limited for several workshop attendees and will be supported by the ITCR Training Network (ITN) (https://www.itcrtraining.org/). Priority will be given to individuals of underrepresented groups and those with financial need. More information on the distributions of the funds will be provided to the selected awardees. We hope to provide funding before the meeting to aid with travel arrangements.

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To enhance the participation of individuals from groups that are underrepresented in the biomedical sciences, we will prioritize individuals of underrepresented backgrounds, origins, and identities, as well as those with certain conditions or life circumstances, such as those outlined here: https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-20-031.html. Do you think you are an individual of one or more groups defined as being underrepresented? *

Yes

Maybe

Prefer not to answer

What type of trainee are you? *

Undergraduate Student

Master's Student

PhD Student

MD Student

MD/PhD Student

Postdoctoral Fellow

Other:

Which of the following best describes your experience with Git/GitHub? *

Never worked with Git or GitHub

Used GitHub to store my code or data online, but not used Git

Regularly use Git but not GitHub

Regularly use Git and GitHub but do not create pull requests or GitHub automations

Create pull requests regularly but do not use GitHub automations

Create pull requests regularly and use GitHub automations

I haven't used Git or GitHub, but I am familiar with a different version control system

Other:

Have you participated in a code review process with other developers before? *

I don't know what code review is

I know what it is, but haven't done it

Maybe but I'm not sure

Infrequently

Weekly

Daily

Other:

Please describe in 300 words or less why you are interested in participating in the ITCR workshop. *

Are you in need of financial support to travel to the conference/workshop?

Yes

Maybe

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