Managing your research

There are a few activities that, arguably, comprise the bulk of science.

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<p>They are, of course, not linear.</p>


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<p>And each one generates many artifacts.</p>


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<p>...many, many, many artifacts.</p>


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<p>Wouldn&#8217;t it be nice to keep track of all these?  (Especially in a distributed team!)</p>