Changes

* Kaitlin Thaney (Director, Mozilla Science Lab): Kaitlin came to Mozilla from Digital Science, a technology company that works to make research more efficient through better use of software. She also advises the UK government on digital technology, is a Director for DataKind UK, and chairs the London Strata Conference series on big data. Prior to Mozilla and Digitial Science, Kaitlin managed the science program at Creative Commons, worked on education technology with MIT and Microsoft, and wrote for the Boston Globe. You can follow her at [http://twitter.com/kaythaney/ @kaythaney].

* Greg Wilson (project lead, Software Carpentry): Greg started the Software Carpentry project in 1998. He has been a professional software developer, an author, and a university professor, and was the lead editor for ''[http://www.amazon.com/Beautiful-Code-Leading-Programmers-Practice/dp/0596510047/ Beautiful Code]'', ''[http://www.amazon.com/Making-Software-Really-Works-Believe/dp/0596808321/ Making Software]'', and ''[http://aosabook.org The Architecture of Open Source Applications]''. You can follow him at [http://twitter.com/gvwilson @gvwilson]. * Arliss Collins (bootcamp facilitatortraining coordinator, Mozilla Science Lab): Arliss handles communication, scheduling and administration for Software Carpentry bootcamps and trainings. In her previous life she was a geophysical engineer and an IT analyst.