BrainBox tutorials #119
Description
[ Project Contact ] @katjaq
[ GitHub Repo ] https://github.com/katjaq/BrainBoxTutorials
[ Track ] Open Innovation
[ Community ] Mozilla Science - wrangler: @stephwright
[ Location ] Paris, CET (UTC+1); Institut Pasteur, 25 rue du Docteur Roux, 75015 Paris
Description
This project aims at building special use case tutorials and refine a comprehensive documentation for our citizen science project BrainBox. We will use BrainBox, do a segmentation sprint and build our tutorials while we work :)
BrainBox is a web application to collaboratively annotate & segment neuroimaging data available online. Manual annotation is time-consuming but very important for the results of any analysis downstream to be sound & accurate. Join us! :D Your contribution is invaluable!
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