Flow Battery Commons
Committees
The Flow Battery Commons is organised by its members. Three committees take care of the community itself, the shared data infrastructure and the joint research activities. Each committee is described below; the written minutes of their meetings are collected in the section underneath.
Community Committee
Data Infrastructure Committee
Flow Battery Research Committee
Chairs and co-chairs are volunteers from the community and rotate on an irregular basis; they coordinate the meetings and push committee activities forward.
Three committees.
The committees coordinate the activities of the community: the Discord server and the regular meetings, the GitHub organisation and its data infrastructure, and the joint research activities such as the international round-robin studies. Committee members are volunteers from the community, meetings are open to members, and outcomes are recorded in written minutes.
Community Committee
Looks after the community itself: the Discord server and its guidelines, welcoming new members, the meetings and events, office hours for practical questions, and outreach to specialists and curious newcomers alike.
Data Infrastructure Committee
Maintains the data infrastructure of the commons: the GitHub organisation (data hub), the website, and the documentation. It also coordinates the reproducibility study data collection, dissemination, management, and tools for their analysis.
Flow Battery Research Committee
Coordinates the joint research activities of the community, in particular the international round-robin studies. Prepares shared measurement protocols and recommendations for reporting experimental results.
Minutes of the committee meetings.
Each committee records its meetings in written minutes. The published documents are listed below, one row per committee and newest first; selecting an entry opens the file.
DICData Infrastructure Committee
No minutes have been published by this committee yet.
FBRFlow Battery Research Committee
No minutes have been published by this committee yet.
Join the commons
The community uses two online platforms: A Discord server is where the commons talks (e.g. questions, building cooperations, event planning, regular meetings). A GitHub organisation is where our data and resources live.
Feel free to join either or both.