Distribits 2025: Thank you!
Thank you to everyone who has participated and attended the distribits 2025 meeting, be it live in-person and online!
Distribits 2025
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The distribits 2025 meeting was the second of its kind. It, again, took place in Düsseldorf (Germany) at Haus der Universität. The conference was be live-streamed on the DataLad YouTube Channel for those who would like to rewatch the talks.
Schedule #
- Conference
- Hackathon
You can also access the schedule information as Pentabarf XML.
For viewing the schedule on mobile, we recommend the Giggity app (F-Droid) – enter the link to the XML file inside the app. Unfortunately, we are not currently aware of a free app compatible with iOS devices.
Registration #
The 2025 Distribits meeting is over! Thank you to everyone who made this event successful and fun!
Follow our News page, Fosstodon account, and/or Matrix room for updates.
Streaming #
Talks and discussions were live-streamed during the Distribits 2025 event via the DataLad YouTube channel:
Travel, lodging, etc #
Visit Haus der Universität page.
Media coverage information #
Video capture and live-streaming will take place at the venue; please see the info sheet for in-person attendees for more information.
Follow the latest #distribits2025 updates on https://fosstodon.org/@distribits.
Contact information #
For any further information or questions, please see the News page or contact distribits-org@fz-juelich.de.
Thanks! #
Distribits 2025 was made possible by the following individuals and organizations:
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The developers and community members of the git-annex and DataLad projects
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Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf and the staff of the Haus der Universität
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Leadership and staff at the Institute of Neurosciences and Medicine (Brain and Behaviour INM-7) at the Helmholtz research center Forschungszentrum Jülich and the Institute of Systems Neuroscience at Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf
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The people at the Center for Open Neuroscience at Dartmouth College
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Ministry of Culture and Science of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia by funding the ABCD-J platform through the Kooperationsplattformen 2022 program (grant number: KP22-106A)
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The collaborators in the TRR379 (Aachen, Frankfurt, and Heidelberg)
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The collaborators in the CRC1451 (Cologne)
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