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[PRE REVIEW]: rtdpy: A python package for residence time distributions #1582
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👋 @xuanxu - would you be willing to edit this submission? |
@danielskatz I’m going to be ooo for a couple of weeks, so I think it’d be better to have another person editing this (but feel free to assign it to me if you can’t find anyone else). |
@xuanxu - if it's just 2 weeks, I think given the balance of submissions and editors, I would prefer for you to handle this one. |
I've looked through the reviewer list. Only as suggestions: both @ctdegroot and @arosen93 have chemical engineering, which would be the main applicable area for this package, listed under Domains/Topics and Python listed under Preferred Programming Language. Look forward to the process. |
Yep, this is in my area. I’d be happy to review it. |
Unfortunately a fair bit out of my comfort zone, so I will have to decline, but thanks for the suggestion. Best of luck with the submission. |
OK, the editor is @xuanxu |
@ctdegroot - sorry for delay, but we will wait until @xuanxu is available to be the editor (a couple of weeks before starting the review) |
Thanks @ctdegroot! I'll assign you now. |
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👋 @khinsen: would you be willing to review this paper? I think your knowledge of Python and computational chemistry makes you a good fit for this submission. |
👋 @dandavies99 — would you be willing to contribute a review for JOSS on this submission? |
Hi @xuanxu, sure I'd be happy to. |
great @dandavies99, thanks! I'll assign you now and start the review |
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Submitting author: @MatthewFlamm (Matthew Flamm)
Repository: https://github.com/Merck/rtdpy
Version: v0.5
Editor: @xuanxu
Reviewers: @ctdegroot, @dandavies99
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