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- Report from SGCI's Summer Coding Institute for Students
- Mini Science Gateways Bootcamp in Edinburgh, Scotland: Not at All a "Mini" Experience
- Case Study: Gateway Expertise When You Need It—Growing QUBES by Working with the Science Gateways Community Institute
- Tech Blog: Benefits of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
Updates
Upcoming: October 10, 2018
SGCI Webinar Series
SGCI hosts a free webinar series on the second Wednesday of each month at 1 pm Eastern/10 am Pacific time.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud for Gateways
AWS helps researchers process complex workloads by providing the cost-effective, scalable and secure compute storage and database capabilities needed to accelerate time-to-science and produce science gateways. With AWS, scientists can quickly analyze massive data pipelines, store petabytes of data, and share their results with collaborators around the world, focusing on science, not servers.
Video and slides from our September webinar about metrics are available in our webinar archive.
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SGCI's Affiliates Program Gives Software & Resource Providers Increased Visibility
SGCI recently launched its Affiliates Program, which gives software and/or resource providers the opportunity to expand their reach by providing assistance to gateway projects. Through this program, individuals and organizations that provide software or other resources agree to provide free support and assistance to gateway projects that want to use their software or resources. Why become an SGCI Affiliate? Read the blog post to find out!
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2018 SGCI Summer Internship Reports
With summer coming to a close, SGCI summer interns are reporting back to us about their fruitful experiences at partner sites such as TACC, Lawrence Berkeley Lab, and more. Check out our Success Stories page to read through their reports—you're sure to feel inspired by these budding science gateway developers!
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TACC-2-BOINC Project
TACC and BOINC (an SGCI partner) have teamed up to offer open-source software for volunteer computing and client-server architecture to researchers using TACC resources. The project team behind TACC-2-BOINC includes an SGCI summer intern!
Summer Meeting for the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP)>More
Report from Hacking and Making at Time-Bounded Events at CHI 2018
SGCI co-hosted the Hacking and Making at Time-Bounded Events: Current Trends and Next Steps in Research and Event Design Workshop at the CHI 2018 Conference. Read this blog post, written by SGCI staffer Mona Wong, to find out how it went and to link to some resources that could be helpful should you be organizing a time-bounded event in the future.
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U.S Research Software Sustainability Institute (URSSI) Conceptualization
Conceptualization is underway for the U.S. Research Software Sustainability Institute (URSSI). Read on to learn about the potential objectives of this institute, and to find out how to get involved in the conceptualization discussion and future activities.
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Our team offers five service areas to support gateways throughout their lifecycle:
