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Why the Do No Harm principle can be key to open source sustainability and equality

Why the Do No Harm principle can be key to open source sustainability and equality
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Teaching Tech Together

Teaching Tech Together and build a teaching community around them who taught hundreds of children to read and to believe in themselves. And for my brother Jeff, who did not live to see it finished. Remember, you still have a lot of good times in front of you. All royalties from the sale of this book are being donated to the Carpentries, foundational coding and data science skills to researchers worldwide. Remember that you are not your learners… …that most people would rather fail than change… …and that ninety percent of magic consists of knowing one extra thing. Never teach alone.

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Coding between vines

Date Time Coding between vines EMBL Teen reinforces the value of allyship in STEM as she develops app to identify grapevine diseases A member of the EMBL Teen community, Maria-Theresa Licka, has created a news-making app that helps winemakers identify early stages of disease on their vines. Credit: Ivo Licka A member of the EMBL Teen community has made identifying leaf diseases on grapevines as easy as taking a picture with a smartphone, and it’s why she’s making news. Now Maria-Theresa Licka’s work with teen collaborator Mario Schweikert has them looking forward to March, when they’ll present their app at the Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence virtual AI Conference 2021. The two of them won the jury prize in Germany’s national artificial intelligence competition for pupils last November, which was an improvement over the previous year when they did not qualify for the final round.

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