Also great talk by Christian Meesters on how to use nanopublications for computational workflow descriptions, and on plans to spread the word and get more people involved via tutorials.

We could make the tutorial slide creation, as mentioned by Christian, a community effort.

Note to self: I should make a "question view" so we can allow participants to write questions for speakers while they speak, so they can be answered during the discussion or after the event.

@Christian - when embedding things like the abstracts of papers into nanopublications, how to keep track of the copyright of the components of the nanopub?

@Christian - I have a dataset with information about the reproducibility of Jupyter notebooks. In what ways can Snakemake assist in publishing this as nanopublications?

@Christian - can I include containers into a Snakemaker workflow, or can Snakemake workflows be usefully containerized?

I have been using personal principles that guide my knowledge-related professional and volunteering activities. I would like to convert these into some nanopublication-based structure, ideally in a way that would make it simpler to find people or other entities with aligned values.

This was a very interesting talk by Yuanxi Fu on letting scholars publish different kinds of things about their research, more reflecting true influence and give a more complete picture of a scholar's activities and outcomes.

Just mentioned by Yuanxi: The Discipline of Nature and the Nature of Disciplines

Are the slides for the talks available somewhere public?