https://hackmd.io/@CAM-Gerlach/SJPDZXJ5h/edit Description Let's face it: the overwhelming majority of current scientific code is siloed away into one-off scripts and notebooks, where the only real mechanism for re-using and building upon it is good old copy and paste. In order to keep "building upon the shoulders of giants", we need to achieve not only reproducibility of individual results, but also true reusuability of research methods, that can be shared, built upon, and deployed by users across the world. At this BoF, we invite the community to share their tools and workflows for reusable science, and hope to explore how we can encourage users to expand beyond the current notebook-centric monoculture and toward holistic, open, modular and interoperable approaches to conducting research and developing scientific code. The ideas and discussion at the BoF and in this document will inform future guides and resources on this topic, to be hosted on central community platforms like the Scientific Python organization Schedule 5:45 - What is reusable research and why it is important, and what are the goals & outcomes of the BoF?

Opening questions Raise hands by experience level with packaging: beginner, intermediate, advanced, expert Raise hand if you've worked with compiled packages Raise hand if regularly use pip /...or conda Raise hand if you find packaging one of the biggest pain points with Python Schedule 6:30 - Welcome and very brief intro to the topics and progress in the space and take temperature of room w/ opening questions 6:35 - Providing better guidance and documentation to users (plug Scikit-HEP guide & reporeview) 6:50 - Share experiences and ideas for pip and conda interoperability