Events

Events in 2019

• Jan. 22–23: SC19 planning committee meeting, San Antonio, TX — L Barba, Reproducibility Chair for SC19
• Feb. 11: PhD student Olivier Mesnard's dissertation proposal
• Mar. 29: Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering Department Seminar, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL — L Barba, invited speaker // announcement
• Apr. 12–13: Fluid Dynamics Software Infrastructure (FDSI), 2nd community workshop, University of Colorado Boulder — L Barba, invited participant
• May 3–4: "Hybrid to online with Jupyter-first course development," a workshop by Prof. L. Barba, University at Buffalo
• May 6–7: Report Briefing for the National Academies study committee on Reproducibility and Replicability in Science, Washington, DC — L Barba, committee member and presenter
• May 24: PhD student Natalia Clementi's dissertation proposal
• May 25: Invited Symposium: Overview of the National Academies Report on Reproducibility and Replicability in Science and Engineering with a Focus on How the Conclusions and Recommendations Relate to Research and Reporting in Psychological Science, APS Annual Convention (American Psychological Society), Washington, DC — L Barba, invited panelist // session description
• May 28: Prof. Barba will be giving the Annual Tutte Lecture, Tutte Institute for Mathematics and Computing, Ottawa, Canada
• June 3–6: SC19 Technical Program Committee in-person meeting, Atlanta, GA — L Barba, Reproducibility Chair for SC19
• July 6–12: SciPy 2019 Conference, Austin, TX — L Barba and Tingyu Wang, tutorial presenters, "Land on vector spaces: Practical linear algebra with Python."
• July 12–14: PyData London Conference — L Barba, keynote speaker
• Nov. 17–22: SC19, The International Conference for High-Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis, Denver, CO — L Barba, Reproducibility Chair

Featured on Twitter

Excited to be presenting our new material, “Land on vector spaces: Practical linear algebra with Python” #SciPy2019 https://t.co/9irItqLJTR

— Lorena Barba (@LorenaABarba) March 30, 2019

#Reproducibility and Replicability in Science, @theNASEM Public Release Webinar—May 7, 1PM—Register: https://t.co/XlEz4zG65i pic.twitter.com/8EcqgA1AYS

— Lorena Barba (@LorenaABarba) April 29, 2019

It is all about transforming how we teach STEM, and the killer app for that is Jupyter @ProjectJupyter, a new genre of open educational resource, says the great professor @LorenaABarba in a workshop today at the University at Buffalo, @UBuffalo pic.twitter.com/kF9roLJ6fd

— Mikel Amigot (@amigot) May 3, 2019