In the Seedcase Project, we’re dedicated to open science and open-source software. We believe that by developing open-source software and providing researchers with training in technical skills, we can enhance health and well-being research.
See our Roadmap or our About page for more information about the project, our values, and our goals.
Seedcase will take you from structuring and documenting your data, being able to browse and share it, to tending to projects using the data.
We plan to create four software products that run both separately and together:
Grow your data in a structured and healthy way
Submit requests for accessing specific data from a data package
Submit requests for accessing specific data from a data package
Tend to multiple projects using data from a data package
The Seedcase Project is more than software: It is also about education, training, and the code itself.
Software that is open-source and targeted to diverse users, like health research organizations and small-to-medium sized companies.
Specifically training on technical skills such as software and data engineering, while following open scientific practices.
A community that is open and inclusive that shares knowledge, learnings, and better practices in research data engineering and software engineering.
By building this project as fully open as possible and applying the same principles we teach and advocate for.
The Seedcase Project is funded by a grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation, number NNF21OC0069462.
See the application here.