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Apply by July 20: Free training program for managing open-source projects
July 14, 2025 Updated: July 15, 2025

Apply by July 20: Free training program for managing open-source projects An exciting new initiative supports individuals in decision-making positions in open-source projects, as they are navigating the growth, scaling, and sustainability of their projects. This free training will cover governance, organizational management, community engagement, systems health, and business skills. This pro...

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All NCAR HPC users are invited to join the July NHUG meeting!
July 15, 2025

The next NHUG meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 15th, 2025, at 1 PM MT, and we invite all NCAR HPC users to attend. This month’s agenda will include: • Upcoming workshops and relevant opportunities, upcoming outages • Scaling AI/ML Workflows on HPC for Geoscientific Applications: Bottlenecks, Challenges & Opportunities! – by Negin Sobhani To add this meeting to your calendar, please use t...

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Don’t get left out of the Pythia Cook-off—register by this Sunday!
July 15, 2025

Registration closes soon, on Sunday, July 20, so sign up to secure your spot!  The 2025 Pythia Cook-off will take place at the NSF NCAR Mesa Lab in Boulder, CO, from Tuesday, August 5 to Friday, August 8.  The Cook-off is a fully in-person hackathon dedicated to the development of Pythia Cookbooks. It offers a unique opportunity to enhance Python programming, communication, collaboration, and...

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