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Presented by: Nick Murphy (Center for Astrophysics, Harvard & Smithsonian) Presented on: 2023-07-12 Most scientists are ...

This is a research talk I gave at the CIDER 2018 summer school about best practices and the value of software design techniques ...

This talk provides an overview of the evolution of scientific software in Python, with a focus on the speaker's journey from creating ...

What happens to high-performance scientific software when the new "user" is an autonomous AI agent? In this recorded technical ...

What happens when the future of your profession is challenged by the very technology it helped create? In this eye-opening ...

Science is one of humanity's greatest inventions. Academia, on the other hand, is not. It is remarkable how successful science has ...

Presenter: Helen Kershaw (NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research) Presented on: 2024-03-20 Code-review.org is an ...

Alan O'Cais Research Fellow / Research software engineer University of Barcelona / CECAM Abstract: Have you ever wished that ...

0:00:00 Felix Hirwa Nshuti TransISA: A Static Assembly Transpiler for Automating x86-to-ARM Migration in Scientific Computing.

Prof. William Tang, Princeton University OpenMP Con 2015 - Aachen University, Germany - September 2015 Slides at ...

Software is both a cause of unreliable research and part of the solution. The bulk of scientific research relies upon specialized ...

Thank you can you hear me yeah all right so today I'm gonna be talking about the challenges for reusable scientific software and I ...

Open Source is the right fit for science; the core packages in the ecosystem are reliable and are improving; we all benefit by ...

This goes along with the GitHub Automation for Scientists course https://hutchdatascience.org/GitHub_Automation_for_Scientists/

Presenters: Matt Davis, Katy Huff Description Writing software can be a frustrating process but developers have come up with ...

This presentation by David E. Bernholdt (ORNL), is module 05 of… David E. Bernholdt, Rinku K. Gupta, Patricia A. Grubel, and ...

October 2023 - Michael Mahoney - Making Sausage: How and why open source scientific software gets made - and what keeps ...

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Learn the fundamentals of Computer Science with a quick breakdown of jargon that every software engineer should know.

Talk by Gabriele Bozzola https://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale/21x/presentations/how-lower-entry-barrier-your-scientific-software ...