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SUMMARY:From Lab Code to Community Tools: Leveraging Rosetta Commons Resou
 rces
DTSTART:20260511T150000
DTEND:20260511T160000
DTSTAMP:20260408T035312Z
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Rachel Clune and Hope Woods\, Open Rosetta Team\nBIOENGINE
 ERING SEMINAR\n \nAbstract:\nMany powerful research tools begin as softwa
 re developed within a single lab\, often optimized for a specific project 
 or computing environment. This can sometimes make these tools frustrating 
 to install and use. Turning these tools into reliable\, maintainable resou
 rces for the broader community requires testing infrastructure\, clear doc
 umentation\, and long-term support. The Rosetta Commons provides resources
 \, staff\, and training to help make this process straightforward and rewa
 rding for developers and contributors\, while helping reduce the frustrati
 on users often experience when installing and using new tools developed in
  the community.\n\nBio:\nIn this seminar\, Hope Woods (Technical Product L
 ead) and Rachel Clune (Documentation Writer) will highlight several Rosett
 a Commons resources and discuss the benefits of hosting software within th
 e Rosetta Commons infrastructure. They will also describe their work with 
 developers of tools such as Foundry\, HBDesigner\, AtomWorks\, and Frustra
 MPNN to help ensure these projects can be maintained and supported by the 
 community over time. Finally\, they will outline pathways for researchers 
 interested in bringing their own tools into the Rosetta Commons ecosystem.
 \n\nZoom link for attending remotely: https://epfl.zoom.us/s/65780945453
LOCATION:ELE 117 https://plan.epfl.ch/?room==ELE%20117 https://epfl.zoom.u
 s/j/69492794190
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