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In this episode of The Knowledge Catalyst, we explore open science in practice through the journey of Renato Alves, a biologist-turned-bioinformatician and Senior Bioinformatics Community Manager at EMBL. Renato shares how open-source values, reproducible research, and thoughtful community management help bridge the gap between lab work, data, and code. The conversation highlights the human and technical foundations needed to foster collaboration, lower barriers to participation, and sustain open science in modern life science research.
By Victoria Yan, Anandhi IyappanIn this episode of The Knowledge Catalyst, we explore open science in practice through the journey of Renato Alves, a biologist-turned-bioinformatician and Senior Bioinformatics Community Manager at EMBL. Renato shares how open-source values, reproducible research, and thoughtful community management help bridge the gap between lab work, data, and code. The conversation highlights the human and technical foundations needed to foster collaboration, lower barriers to participation, and sustain open science in modern life science research.