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None planned for Casper, Derecho, GLADE, Quasar, Stratus, or JupyterHub.
An Open Hackathon, co-sponsored by NSF NCAR, took place last February. For over a week, the hackathon carved out dedicated time to problem-solve, hosted a collaborative work space, and helped participants get project results that were truly outstanding. All while furthering the goal of Open Science. Get an insider’s view of the hackathon by reading the story on the CISL news site.
Registration is open for the 2024 Pythia Cook-off. This annual, NSF-funded hackathon for Cookbook development will grow participants’ Python coding skills and expand Pythia Cookbooks for the open-source, open-science community. Also consider registering to lead a small breakout group! Join the hackathon online via Zoom, or in-person at the NCAR Mesa Lab in Boulder, June 11–14, 2024. Registrati...
Do you develop software for your research? Do you have some basic skills but desire more? Applications are open for two separate summer workshops intended to serve those who self-identify as intermediate research software developers, wherein those with backgrounds in a research domain other than computer science are particularly encouraged to apply. Ideal participants are those who, after som...
The Convergence Research (CORE) Institute, funded by the NSF Convergence Accelerator, is designed to catalyze an impact network of researchers, practitioners, and industry and public policy professionals committed to collaboratively engaging in convergence research. The CORE Fellows program provides participants with a foundational experience to position them for impact throughout their careers...