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RT @mlxd: For each of the (few) times I have participated in the review stages of a @JOSS_TheOJ paper I am incredibly impressed by the flui… View //
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Prof. Barba gave a Boeing Distinguished Colloquium at the Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Washington, Seattle. Her talk was titled "A Tale of Three Codes—How the sausage is made in computational research." Abstract: Relating the story of three research codes we’re working on in my lab, I will illustrate the sometimes tortuous progress of... Continue »
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RT @jesswade: On Friday I spoke at a CERN workshop on gender and high energy physics. I shared the work of @PhysicsNews’ Juno Award, the @1… View //
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Prof. Barba is a co-author of the National Academies study report "Open Source Software Policy Options for NASA Earth and Space Sciences," presented to NASA on Sept. 21, 2018. The report is outcome from several in-person meetings, dozens of submitted white papers, and months of collaborative writing. The set of recommendations issued by the committee are... Continue »
Many SciPy community members are also educators, and some have been teaching with Python for years. Yet, it is still somewhat rare to find good Python instruction, embedded in the undergraduate experience,... Continue »
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RT @MalvikaSharan: Paraphrasing @LorenaABarba: Male faculty members just don’t believe the gender bias evidence and there is a research to… View //
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If I were @satyanadella, I'd do what #github never did and open-source their platform. That would show straight-up… https://t.co/pr3bRZUd8uView //
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On May 30th, Prof. Barba presented at the Open edX Conference, together with Miguel Amigot II, CTO of IBL Education, the recent work to integrate Jupyter with the Open edX platform. The talk showcased two new Open edX extensions (XBlocks): one for pulling content into a course from any public Jupyter notebook (from its URL),... Continue »
Talk presented at the 30th International Conference on Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics, 17 May 2018.
We ran simulations of the three-dimensional flow around an anatomically
correct body section of a flying snake, using our PETSc-based immersed-boundary method... Continue »
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RT @ctitusbrown: but the evilness of matlab (closed source) is real; R is just not my personal preference, but it *is* open source and comm… View //
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Research efforts in the last decade have focused on the effect on student outcomes from using Open Educational Resources (OER). We are interested in whether (some) OER may... Continue »
