Contact

Contact Life123's lead author, or post on the Micro-blogging and Discussions page.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

This is an open call to researchers, academicians, computer scientists, students, colleagues in the pharmaceutical industry, doctors, philanthropists, members of the public.

For example, in the Longevity-Science community, which I've been active in - and at times working in - for a number of years, I hear a lot of "how can I help?" Well, here's a way!

Do you have specific skills, such as those detailed in the next section?

Or do you have access to:

Computing resources - such as your own gaming PC, or your company's computing (if you're authorized)
Funds for research projects, philanthropy or investments
Ways to spread the word (social media, etc)

We need you in all of the above scenarios, and more! Help us design, implement, test, refine and run the simulations and the platform to scale.

This project went public in March 2022 (announcement), and has been scaling up ever since.

We expect to start a Discord channel and other outreach at a later date. For now, blogging and all discussion will take place here – or contact Life123's lead author.

To see how the project is shaping up, and its status as of April 2024, please check the Changelog on the main page.

Life123 has an open-source sister project focused on graph databases and knowledge graphs.

Thanks, and welcome to the community!

Project Needs

Micro-blogging and Discussions

The above is a ROUGH, INCOMPLETE listing. Please use the Discussions page, or the CONTACT link at the top, to introduce yourself...

Special Instructions for Software Developers

If your contribution involves software, we recommend the following process:

Do all your work in a personal fork of the original repository
Rebase rather than merge (it's a cleaner approach). Tutorial on Rebase
Create a branch (with a useful name) for your contribution
Include unit tests, using Pytest, if appropriate
Abundantly comment your code. Please always bear in mind the 2 audiences: the computer executing it... AND the humans laboring to understand and maintain it!

We can't guarantee that we'll accept pull requests, and may ask you to make some changes before they go in.

It's generally best to check with us first, about what you have in mind.