[GSoC] google summer of code 2020, imbalance biolearn project idea

[Michael Crusoe]

Dear Anton Kulaga,

Yes, it is still possible to have your project listed. Google is currently
reviewing our application, so prospective students are likely not even
looking at the projects list yet.

Before you add your text to our planning document, I would invite you to
consider what sort of student you would like to recruit. Do you expect them
to have a biology, bioinformatics, or CS background?

Please add the following sections to your text: Estimated difficulty (easy,
medium, hard), which computer languages and skills are required or
desirable, and the potential benefits to the student.

If you don't expect the student to have a biology / bioinformatics
background then I suggest adding explanatory links to most of the technical
and scientific terms used.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ntrQikQPQkHDfr-IKKBzJzGyRq41T11qT1RXJtUnG5k/edit

We are excited to have your project on the OBF list!

Cheers,

On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 2:17 AM Anton Kulaga <antonkulaga at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear Michael Crusoe and Open Bioinformatics Foundation,
>
> I am a member of the Systems Biology of Aging Group (
> http://www.aging-research.group/ ) and Romanian Bioinformatics Society (
> https://www.rsbi.ro/ ). At the moment I lead an internal project devoted
> to generating synthetic biomedical data. There we see the potential of
> extending some of the existing OSS libraries and we think that GSOC
> students can make a valuable contribution.
>
> I know that the Open Bioinformatics Foundation is the main umbrella
> organization for bioinformatics GSOC projects and that you accumulated a
> lot of GSOC experience. I wonder if it still possible to suggest projects
> to be added to OBF project list for GSOC2020 ?
> I enclose the description of my project idea (see pdf in attachment) would
> be grateful for any feedback.
>
> Sincerely,
> Anton Kulaga
>
> Bioinformatician at Systems Biology of Aging Group
> 296 Splaiul Independentei, Bucharest, Romania, 060031
> http://aging-research.group
>


-- 
Michael R. Crusoe
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