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Silberg Lab at Rice University

Synthetic Biology at the Cell/Material Interface

Best practices for maintaining the Silberg lab github repositories

What to put on this?

  • Any code that you used to do analysis, make figures for a publication etc. should be accessible to other lab members!

What should your repository have?

  • A minimal README that details what your code does, and how to use it?
  • A separate folder with example actual code and one for examples/ datasets
  • A license if you are going to make it a public repository, so people know how to use it!

How to manage the steps?

Ideally, have your own original repository (for safety) and fork it to SilbergLabRice organization so others can access and improve on it

------ boiler plate readme below -------- Here are some ideas to get you started:

🙋‍♀️ A short introduction - what is your organization all about? 🌈 Contribution guidelines - how can the community get involved? 👩‍💻 Useful resources - where can the community find your docs? Is there anything else the community should know? 🍿 Fun facts - what does your team eat for breakfast? 🧙 Remember, you can do mighty things with the power of Markdown -->

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  1. Growth-Rate-Modeling Growth-Rate-Modeling Public

    Forked from 29schwartz/Growth-Rate-Modeling

    This is for calculating bacterial growth rates using the spark TECAN! Compatible with multiple ODs!

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