Jupyter accessibility letter of intent for CZI EOSS Cycle 4 #44
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Per an in-meeting discussion, I moved the application into a folder to hold grant or other funding applications for accessibility in the future. Please excuse the messy commits as I make git mistakes I don't know how to undo yet. |
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I'm going to merge this since there's been no comment for a month. If you find anything wrong, let me know and we can address it after! |
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Hi everyone! Some people have asked if we could share the letter of intent (first phase of applying) for the CZI EOSS cycle 4 grant that @trallard, @tonyfast, and I worked on. Since this is, of course, a part of the recent efforts we've seen on this repo and might be a helpful resource for people writing CZI grants of any kind in the future, we decided to submit it as a PR.
This PDF has everything we submitted minus personal details and relates to #36. Hope this gives more of the context for the community!
(Here it is @telamonian!)