Taverna Developers
Taverna is an open source source project and has been contributed to by many people. The contribution of must be highlighted; he was responsible for much of Taverna 1 and was the lead designer for Taverna 2.
A partial list of current developers includes:
- works on Taverna 1 and 2, especially provenance and results viewing
- developed the Dataplayground and is now working on e-Labs
- Yoshinobu Kano from the Tsujii Laboratory at the University of Tokyo, Japan
- developing a U-compare text-mining processor for Taverna
- Eddie Kawas from the BioMoby Consortium
- responsible for most of BioMoby support within Taverna
- Hajo Krabbenhoft
- working on the ARC plugin
- works on provenance for Taverna 2
- works on Taverna 1 and 2, especially user interface, Grid and security-related issues
- works on Taverna 2 portal and portlet support
- works on Taverna 1 and 2, especially in the areas of WSDL support and plugin, data and provenance management, and Taverna server
- works on a new user interface for Taverna
- works on Taverna 1 and 2, development for caGrid, general infrastructure including WSRF and plugin management
- works on the website, user support and Taverna 1 and 2
- worked on Taverna 1 and Taverna 2, especially support for BioMart, Taverna server, plugin and data management
- Ingo Wassink from the University of Twente, Netherlands
- wrote the R-shell support
Previous developers include:
- worked on running workflows from myExperiment and on the Taverna 2 myExperiment plugin for Taverna
- worked on Feta
- Justin Ferris
- Mark Fortner
- Chris Greenhalgh
- Kevin Glover
- worked on Grid use, especially the myProxy
- worked on Taverna 1, especially Feta, annotation and discovery
- Nikolaos Matskanis
- developer of Taverna 1 and lead designer for Taverna 2 and designer and developer of the Taverna 2 platform
- Matthew Pocock
- Martin Senger
- developed the original SoapLab
- worked on Taverna 1, especially provenance and the logbook plugin
- worked on object identity and provenance description