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<p>Update from Wiki</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Specific Aims ==<br /> <br /> # '''Create a collaboration methodology for NAMIC'''<br /> ## Work with PIs and Management Core to develop a selection process for identifying collaborators and defining the scope of the collaborations.<br /> ## Develop a set of guidelines to govern the collaborations including but not limited to expected authorship of publications, data sharing, intellectual property ownership, grant citation, and other academic recognition.<br /> ## Provide on-site training of individuals at collaborating sites using materials and educational objectives defined in collaboration with the Training Core.<br /> ## With the Service Core, develop a web site infrastructure to capture the results of the collaborations.<br /> # '''Facilitate communication between NAMIC developers and wider research community'''<br /> ## Work with the Training Core to develop materials describing NAMIC technology to enhance user proficiency.<br /> ## With the Training Core, participate in scientific meetings to encourage adoption of NAMIC technology by the community.<br /> ## Document interactions with external researchers and communicate the information to NAMIC developers to help define priorities and development directions.<br /> ## Coordinate publication strategies by serving as a point-of-contact for editors seeking contributions and by documenting potential publication topics and encouraging NAMIC developers to create manuscripts.<br /> # '''Develop a publicly accessible internet resource of data, software, documentation, and publication of new discoveries'''<br /> ## With the Service Core, maintain an on-line repository of NAMIC related publications and presentations including supporting data and code where appropriate.<br /> ## With Training Core, maintain an on-line repository of NAMIC tutorial and training material.<br /> ## Provide an index and a searchable database to assist users in finding the NAMIC resources and links to related external resources.<br /> ## With the Service Core, develop automated feedback systems that track software downloads and gather user feedback in order to better understand the community’s reactions to the software.</div>

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