This page provides access to various group-based initiatives or subprojects, listed under three themes: working groups that guide the different areas of work as a formal part of Turing’s governance, funded projects that are led by members in a paid capacity and informal initiatives that are led by members through collaboration around shared interests. These subprojects are often time-bound and are supported by community members who take open leadership roles in response to the emergent and timely opportunities in the research and open science ecosystem.
Working Groups Led by Community Members¶
Translation and Localisation Working Group Leads¶
Project Information: Chapter in the Community Handbook
Infrastructure Working Group Leads¶
Project Information: GitHub issues
- Chair: Danny Garside
- Co-Chair: Jim Madge
- Secretary: Sarah Gibson
- Member: Brigitta Sipőcz
- Member: Johana Bayer
The Infrastructure working group chair rotates every 6 months, with responsibilities shared among different members of the working groups. The next chair rotation is scheduled for September 2024.
Accessibility Working Group Leads¶
Project Information: GitHub issues
Book Dash Planning Committee and Working Group Leads¶
Project Information: Chapter in the Community Handbook
- Chair: Esther Plomp
- Secretary: Arielle Bennett
- Secretary: Emma Karoune
- Member: Carlos Martinez
- Member: Susana Roman Garcia
Funded Projects¶
Professionalising Data Science Roles - Turing’s Skills Policy Award¶
Project Information: GitHub repo
The Turing Way Practitioners Hub - BridgeAI-funded Project¶
Project Information: Webpage
Pathways Python Package for Curated Access to Book Chapters¶
Project Information: GitHub repo in The Turing Way and prototype repo in the Turing organisation.
Developers
- May Yong, Iain Stanson, Lydia France, Malvika Sharan: funded by AI for Science and Government in 2021-2022
- Arya A., Johanna Bayer, Malvika Sharan: 2023 Google Summer of Code (GSoC)
Maintainers
Data Science Project Management for Project Leaders¶
Project Information: GitHub repo in the Turing organisation. Materials are hosted under The Carpentries incubator for lesson 1: introduction to AI and Data Science and lesson 2: open and reproducible practices featuring The Turing Way resources.
Developers
- Malvika Sharan, Lydia France, Federico Nanni: : funded by AI for Science and Government in 2021-2022
- Julien Colomb (in-kind from TU Berlin) and Jo Havemamm from Access to Perspective (funded by the Turing’s Health Research Programme): 2023
Maintainers
Informal Initiatives¶
Cite.Software: Centalising Recommendation for Research Stakeholders¶
Project Information: GitHub issues
Recognising Research Infrastructure Roles (RIR)¶
Project Information: Article in Journal of Trial & Error