[DOCS] Update and Enumerate Partner/Friend Organizations

[TheCedarPrince]

Inspired by @Hetarth02 's PR in #128 , I realized it would be nice to enumerate as well as highlight various organizations that are adjacent to or working directly with JuliaHealth! I think it would be great to highlight the good work others are doing. Here are some groups that come to mind:

• BioJulia (CC @kescobo, @jakobnissen for a blurb we could add)
• MagneticResonanceImaging (CC @cncastillo, @tknopp, @aTrotier for a blurb)
• JuliaGeo (CC @asinghvi17, @rafaqz for a blurb)
• JuliaEpi (CC @pitmonticone for a blurb)

For the folks CC'd, would you mind sharing a blurb about your org that we could publish on the JuliaHealth website? We'd love to link and highlight what all you are doing!

Cheers!

~ tcp 🌳

[kescobo]

BioJulia - Fast, open, extensible software for bioinformatics and computational biology

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[TheCedarPrince]

Perfect @kescobo ! BioJulia will be on a card that looks like this:

I think we could include logos on cards too -- is that possible @Hetarth02 ?

[asinghvi17]

JuliaGeo - extensible and flexible tools for geospatial (raster and vector) analysis and science

@rafaqz @evetion feel free to change this if you'd like but I thought we'd get something out there!

[asinghvi17]

@Hetarth02 if it's HTML you may be able to put a little image to the left of the title just using HTML img tags....

[Hetarth02]

include logos on cards

Yup, sure can!

My only concern is that not every package might have one. (maybe a placeholder image would be better in case of not having a logo)

[nHackel]

There is also JuliaImageRecon and MagneticParticleImaging. For MagneticParticleImaging @tknopp and I can come up with a blurb.

For JuliaImageRecon we have a logo and there is a blurb in the header of the orga, but it might not fit the blurb-scheme of the other organization: "Julia language packages for image reconstruction". Since this will already be a Julia focused blog we could maybe drop the Julia part.

Packages for generic and efficient image reconstruction. I can talk with @tknopp and @JeffFessler about a blurb

[pitmonticone]

JuliaEpi:

Open research community to develop an epidemiological modelling ecosystem written in Julia

[JeffFessler]

For JuliaImageRecon we have a logo and there is a blurb

General purpose image reconstruction and computational imaging packages.

(open to suggestions.)

[aTrotier]

For MagneticResonanceImaging :

MagneticResonanceImaging - Collection of packages for MRI research and application (simulation, reconstruction and analysis)

And the logo is available here : https://github.com/MagneticResonanceImaging/MRILogo.jl

[TheCedarPrince]

@aTrotier , @JeffFessler , @pitmonticone , @nHackel , @asinghvi17 , and @kescobo:

Hetarth has done some excellent work and updates here that you may want to check out and give feedback on: JuliaHealth/juliahealth.github.io#25

Here's how to view the site: https://hetarth02.github.io/JuliaHealthBlog/

Wanted to loop you all in on this! We are conducting reviews of the PR right now.

[asinghvi17]

Hmm, I haven't read the diff but I recall there being a juliageo card which I can't see on mobile. Also, similar orgs could also be sister orgs, maybe something to consider.

[asinghvi17]

Hmm, I haven't read the diff but I recall there being a juliageo card which I can't see on mobile. Also, similar orgs could also be sister orgs, maybe something to consider.

[aTrotier]

Great 👍

@cncastillo made a new logo for MagneticResonanceImaging that you can use
https://github.com/MagneticResonanceImaging/MRILogo.jl/blob/main/assets/logo_cncastillo.png