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- Gateways 2018 Keynote Mercé Crosas featured in Science Node Article "A transparent Dataverse"
- Tech Blog: How SGCI Helped nSides Use OSG and the Agave Platform to Augment Its Drug Side Effects Database
- SGCI Bootcamp Instructors Present Sessions at EarthCube's All Hands Meeting
- SGCI Client Update: COSMIC^2 Receives Funding to Grow Gateway
Updates
Upcoming: February 13, 2019
SGCI Webinar Series
SGCI hosts a free webinar series on the second Wednesday of each month at 1 pm Eastern/10 am Pacific time.
Details about the next webinar will be posted soon.
Video and slides from previous webinars are available in our webinar archive.
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Apply now for Science Gateways Bootcamp!
The next week-long session of our popular Science Gateways Bootcamp will take place May 13-17, 2019, in Indianapolis. Apply by March 22 for this opportunity to learn gateways, from start to finish, offered just twice per year.
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Past Bootcamp Participant & Gateways 2018 Presenter David Ojika Featured in Intel Article
David Ojika, who participated in the May 2018 Bootcamp and also presented at the Gateways 2018 conference, has been featured in an Intel Developer Zone article. The article highlights the important work that Ojika is doing in establishing partnerships between industry and academia in applied AI.
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Science Node Article "Hawai'i H20" Features SGCI Client 'Ike Wai
The ‘Ike Wai gateway, which is a platform dedicated to ensuring Hawai’i’s water security through research, education, and community engagement, has been featured in an article by Science Node. The interview with Sean Cleveland featured in the article took place at the Gateways 2018 conference in Austin, TX. ‘Ike Wai is an SGCI client, and project team members were participants in the May 2018 Science Gateways Bootcamp.
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SGCI congratulates Bootcamp alumni on their recent $4.5 million NSF award
Two Science Gateways Bootcamp alumni from different cohorts have teamed up with three other co-PIs to form the GeoEDF project. GeoEDF will be built as a "plug and play" platform that will give researchers the ability to easily access and process geospatial data.
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SGCI helped build Ecology Plus with customized areas for career development
SGCI's Extended Developer Support (EDS) consultants worked with Teresa Mourad of the Ecological Society of America (ESA) to build a new gateway called EcologyPlus on the HUBzero platform. EcologyPlus offers students and recent graduates from underrepresented minority groups with year-round mentoring and career resources. About the experience of working with EDS, she says, "We are very grateful for this EDS support without which this project may not have gotten off the ground."
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Our team offers five service areas to support gateways throughout their lifecycle:
