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In shinyscholar: A Template for Creating Reproducible 'shiny' Applications
shinyscholar was forked from Wallace and we are grateful for the original application developers listed on their website.
Developers
Simon Smart received his PhD in Plant Sciences from the University of Cambridge and is currently a Software Developer in the Department of Population Health Sciences at the University of Leicester where he is developing disagapp
Tim Lucasis a lecturer in the Department of Population Health Sciences at the University of Leicester and saw the potential to reuse features from Wallace to create new applications.
Robert P. Anderson is a Professor of Biology at City College of New York, CUNY. He managed development of Wallace and provided feedback during the development of Shinyscholar.
Dean Attali is an R-Shiny developed who acted as a consultant during the development of Wallace, creating the modular architecture which is reused in shinyscholar.
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shinyscholar was forked from Wallace and we are grateful for the original application developers listed on their website.
Developers
Simon Smart received his PhD in Plant Sciences from the University of Cambridge and is currently a Software Developer in the Department of Population Health Sciences at the University of Leicester where he is developing disagapp
Tim Lucasis a lecturer in the Department of Population Health Sciences at the University of Leicester and saw the potential to reuse features from Wallace to create new applications.
Robert P. Anderson is a Professor of Biology at City College of New York, CUNY. He managed development of Wallace and provided feedback during the development of Shinyscholar.
Dean Attali is an R-Shiny developed who acted as a consultant during the development of Wallace, creating the modular architecture which is reused in shinyscholar.
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