Reflecting on the first cohort of Frictionless Data Reproducible Research fellows
It is truly bittersweet to say that we are at the end of the first cohort of the Frictionless Data Reproducible Research fellows.
Over the past nine months, I have had the pleasure of working with Monica Granados, Selene Yang, Daniel Ouso and Lily Zhao during the fellows programme. Combining their diverse backgrounds (from government data to mapping data, from post-PhD to graduate student), they have spent many hours together learning how to advocate for open science and how to use the Frictionless Data code and tools to make their data more reproducible.
