Identify
GitHub supplies the authenticated account identity when you submit the join request.
CommunityOpen science
Join BioNuclei with your GitHub identity.
Use your GitHub account to join the public research community. Your GitHub username and public profile are recorded in the project community registry, then displayed automatically on the People page.
Become part of the project
Join with GitHub.
Click the button, sign in to GitHub if needed, and submit the prefilled community-join request. GitHub identifies the request author automatically. A repository workflow then records the public profile and closes the request.
Continue with GitHubOnly your public GitHub username, profile URL and the public join-request reference are recorded. No GitHub password or private repository data is requested.
How membership works
Simple, transparent, automatic.
Record
A repository workflow adds the public GitHub profile to the community registry, avoiding manual copying.
Appear
The People page reads the registry and displays community members automatically.
Build
Improve the code
Add tests, documentation, workflow components and integrations that make reproducible bioimage analysis easier to compose.
Open the repositoryReview
Strengthen the evidence
Inspect methods, reproduce experiments, identify weak claims and suggest stronger evaluation protocols.
Read the researchPeople
Meet the community
Members who join through GitHub are added to the public community registry and surfaced on the People page.
Meet peopleWhat good participation looks like
Science first. Code second. Claims last.
Useful contributions make the work easier to reproduce, easier to inspect and harder to misinterpret. That can mean better tests, clearer provenance, stronger baselines, improved documentation or a careful scientific objection.
Read the project principlesOpen science should preserve not only the answer, but the path that produced it.
BioNuclei research principle