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7 things I would tell you if I was your mentor

Closing remarks delivered at the GEM-ASEE Doctoral Engineering Research Showcase, in Washington DC (23 January 2018).

RT @Jessifer: I see strict laptop policies (and especially blanket bans) as a form of control, but I don't think the attention of students… View // Reply // Retweet // Like

What savvy open scholars  know and do

Virginia Tech "Destination Areas Global Speaker Series"

Open Doors for Research, Learning and Creativity

An open scholar’s work can be accessed and... Continue »

RT @openatvt: We're welcoming @LorenaABarba to #VirginiaTech for two events tomorrow! https://t.co/wqicQAoceA View // Reply // Retweet // Like

The Why and How of Reproducible Computational Research

Seminar at IACS Stony Brook University, 21 Sept. 2017.

Reproducible research hit the mainstream in the last few years, after more than two decades of back-alley campaigns. Feature articles... Continue »

I recorded this video demo of #Jupyter today! (for total beginners) Thanks to the team at @iblstudios—cc @fperez_org https://t.co/axraxl078w View // Reply // Retweet // Like

Design for Reproducibility

JupyterCon 2017 Keynote

For a nicer viewer, see the slides on SpeakerDeck.

Stanford Professor Jon Claerbout, reproducible-research grand master, said that: "interactive programs are slavery... Continue »

Passing by a cool place. #JupyterCon https://t.co/GOezTc0dhJ View // Reply // Retweet // Like

Using AmgX to Accelerate PETSc-Based CFD Codes

[This file set supplements the presentation by Pi-Yueh Chuang at 2016 GPU Technology Conference, on Thu. April 7th: see session S6355.]

Please cite as:

Chuang, Pi-Yueh; Barba, Lorena A. (2017): Using AmgX to Accelerate PETSc-Based CFD Codes. figshare.

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RT @hertzsprrrung: @LorenaABarba talks on differing attitudes towards open science and publishing models within engineering, biology and ch… View // Reply // Retweet // Like

PyGBe on Localized Surface Plasmon Resonance (LSPR)

This file set includes three Jupyter notebooks with a summary of the preliminary results of Localized surface plasmon resonance applications obtained using PyGBe.

It also contains the figures and css style to load the notebooks properly when they are download.

The... Continue »

Ugh. Two different hashtags being used for the conference: #GTC17 (official one) and #GTC2017. https://t.co/YtDXuXyMIa View // Reply // Retweet // Like

7 things I would tell you if I was your mentor

What savvy open scholars know and do

The Why and How of Reproducible Computational Research

Design for Reproducibility

Using AmgX to Accelerate PETSc-Based CFD Codes

PyGBe on Localized Surface Plasmon Resonance (LSPR)

What savvy open scholars  know and do