A total of 30 unique interviews
Each book contains 15 interviews with developers, book authors, startups, bloggers and notable people from the free/libre and open source scientific software community. These insightful interviews are one of a kind, where leaders of the FLOSS scientific software community share their thoughts, their stories and their most useful resources.
Volume 1
- Gaël Varoquaux
- SciRuby Team
- Lucian Langa, gnoduino lead developer
- UniPro: Open Source Bioinformatics Business with UGENE
- Izzat Sabbagh, leader of the Capaware 3D virtual world framework project
- PiCloud: Scientific open source computing in the cloud
- Andy Spencer, developer of Aweather a meteorological data viewer
- Alan W. Irwin, developer of Time Ephemerides
- Making robots with open source: An interview with Steve Cousins, CEO Willow Garage
- Jesper Schmidt Hansen, author of GNU Octave Beginner’s Guide
- Eagle Genomics, open source solution provider for genome content management
- Equalis, a Scilab based business
- Matrix Algebra on GPU: An interview with MAGMA lead developers
- FLOSS for Neuroscience: An interview with the NeuroDebian team
- Euler Math Toolbox: An interview with René Grothmann
Volume 2
- Doing geospatial business with FLOSS: An Interview with CartoDB
- Computational astrophysics with the yt project
- Geospatial services with FLOSS: Interview with Oslandia
- High-quality scientific graphics with MathGL: An interview with Alexey Balakin
- Ivan Idris author of NumPy 1.5 Beginner’s Guide
- Analysis of Questionnaire Data with R, an interview with author Bruno Falissard
- Fedora Scientific, an interview with Amit Saha
- A Primer on Scientific Programming with Python, an interview with author Hans Petter Langtangen
- Computer Aided Design using FLOSS: An Interview with Franz Reiter, lead developer of gCAD3D
- Jeffrey D. Long, author of Longitudinal Data Analysis for the Behavioral Sciences Using R
- Machine Learning with WEKA: An Interview with Mark Hall
- The GNU Scientific Library: An interview with Mark Galassi
- GNU Octave for the Life Scientist: An Interview with biochemist and author Heino Prinz
- Leon Brin, maintainer of Mathbuntu
- Interview with the Sage Mathematics Software Project
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