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1	1	== Download the [[WhitePaper PDF.>>attach:YRW_whitepaper (1).pdf]] ==
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6	6	==== //This online document will be updated as new information is provided by the students.// ====
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8		-== “Young Researchers EBRAINS Workflows White Paper” ==
	8	+== “Developing workflows on
	9	+the Ebrains research infrastructure – an early career researchers’ perspective.” ==
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10		-Christian Mata, Christian Stephan-Otto, Nalan Karunanayake, Igori Comarovschii, Niccolò Mattiello,
	11	+Christian Mata, Christian Stephan-Otto, Nalan Karunanayake, Igori Comarovschii, Niccolò Mattiello,  João Miguel Alves Ferreira,
11	11	Katia Djerroud, Nathaniel Adibuer, Aziz Ullah Khan, Claudia Bachmann, Alper Yegenoglu, Sandra Díaz, Marissa Díaz.
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13	13	September 1, 2023
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17	17	==== Abstract ====
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19		-This white paper presents a collection of scientific workflows crafted by students under the guidance of the Scientific Liaison Unit (SLU) within the EBRAINS infrastructure. This document describes how they translated their research goals into structured workflows using a standardized process. The workflows showcased in this paper span varying levels of maturity, from abstract concepts to well-defined requirements within the scientific process. These young researchers effectively articulated their requirements and harnessed EBRAINS tools to construct scientific workflows. The objective of this white paper is not only to highlight the practical application of SLU-developed tools and methodologies but also to serve as a valuable resource for the EBRAINS community, offering insights into the process of defining and executing scientific goals through modular and traceable workflows.
	20	+This white paper presents a collection of scientific workflows crafted by students under the guidance of the Scientific Liaison Unit (SLU) within the EBRAINS infrastructure. This document describes how they translated their research goals into structured workflows using a standardized process. The workflows showcased in this paper span varying levels of maturity, from abstract concepts to well-defined requirements within the scientific process. These early career researchers effectively articulated their requirements and harnessed EBRAINS tools to construct scientific workflows. The objective of this white paper is not only to highlight the practical application of SLU-developed tools and methodologies but also to serve as a valuable resource for the EBRAINS community, offering insights into the process of defining and executing scientific goals through modular and traceable workflows.
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25	25	==== 1.Introduction ====