CyVerse.org provides a platform for researchers studying plant diversity and has helped undergraduate biology students complete their honors theses examining factors affecting root growth. (Credit: Cowpea Diversity panel by James Burridge at URBC, South Africa, 2013)

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The stories featured on this page help illustrate the impact that SGCI has had on the science gateways community and, more broadly, the impact of our services and resources on science and engineering research and education. These success stories highlight the results of the work that we've completed one-on-one with clients and showcase the outcomes and accomplishments that result from the multiple opportunities we offer for learning and exchange.

Gateways 2019 Conference Provides a Perfect Venue for Gateway Creators & Enthusiasts

Gateways 2019 Conference Provides a Perfect Venue for Gateway Creators & Enthusiasts
The annual Gateways conference is the perfect venue for gateway creators and enthusiasts to come together, learn from each other, and exchange ideas. This year, 127 participants gathered at the Catamaran Resort and Spa in San Diego, CA, from September 23-25.
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10/23/19

Hack@PEARC19 Participants Solved Real Problems Faced by Gateways

Hack@PEARC19 Participants Solved Real Problems Faced by Gateways
Now in its second year, the Hack@PEARC19, which took place in July 2019, attracted sixteen up-and-coming programmers who participated in the social coding event to solve real problems faced by gateways.
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9/17/19

2019 Summer Internship Reports: Michaud Reyna

2019 Summer Internship Reports: Michaud Reyna
Each year, our Workforce Development team offers summer internships for students interested in developing their gateway development skills. Interns are placed at one of several SGCI partner sites. This post features SGCI summer 2019 intern Michaud Reyna, a senior at Morehouse College.
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9/16/19

2019 Summer Internship Reports: Gilbert Curbelo III

2019 Summer Internship Reports: Gilbert Curbelo III
Each year, our Workforce Development team offers summer internships for students interested in developing their gateway development skills. Interns are placed at one of several SGCI partner sites. This post features SGCI summer 2019 intern Gilbert Curbelo III, a recent graduate of California State University, Monterey Bay.
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9/13/19

2019 Summer Internship Reports: Andrea Dumalagan

2019 Summer Internship Reports: Andrea Dumalagan
Each year, our Workforce Development team offers summer internships for students interested in developing their gateway development skills. Interns are placed at one of several SGCI partner sites. This post features SGCI summer 2019 intern Andrea Dumalagan, a senior at Rutgers University.
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9/12/19

2019 Summer Internship Reports: Iakov Vasilyev

2019 Summer Internship Reports: Iakov Vasilyev
Each year, our Workforce Development team offers summer internships for students interested in developing their gateway development skills. Interns are placed at one of several SGCI partner sites. This post features SGCI summer 2019 intern Iakov Vasilyev, a junior at the University of California, San Diego.
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9/11/19

SGCI's 4-Week Coding Institute Exposes Students to Practical Skills and Experiences

SGCI's 4-Week Coding Institute Exposes Students to Practical Skills and Experiences
By Jeff Wood & Nayiri Mullinix SGCI held a four-week Coding Institute during the summer of 2019. The Coding Institute includes the core skills needed to be productive in the design and maintenance of science gateways. The workshops were presented as short lessons interspersed with practical exercises. All the teaching was done through live coding. The Coding Institute took place July 3-28, 2019, on the campus of Elizabeth City State University (ECSU). Eight students participated...
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8/20/19

Bootcamp Five Inspires a Shift—This Collaborative Workshop Is Now Called Gateway Focus Week

Bootcamp Five Inspires a Shift—This Collaborative Workshop Is Now Called Gateway Focus Week
By Nayiri Mullinix First things first: Science Gateways Bootcamp has a new name! Our week-long intensive workshop is now called Gateway Focus Week . Why the name change? We’re in the third year of offering these popular workshops, which have grown and evolved thanks to the enthusiastic feedback and input we’ve received from participants over the years. Many participants have shared how much they appreciate the opportunity to focus on their gateways in a way that they can’t when they’re...
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6/12/19

SGCI Consultation Allows CloudLaunch to Benefit Researchers Across a Wide Variety of Fields

SGCI Consultation Allows CloudLaunch to Benefit Researchers Across a Wide Variety of Fields
Working with SGCI allowed CloudLaunch to formalize and implement plans to convert a small web-app into a full-fledged science gateway. The resulting gateway can now benefit a large number of researchers from a wide range of disciplines looking to conduct research in the cloud.
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4/15/19

How SGCI Gave the VC3 Team Solid Footing to Build a Global Collaboration Platform

How SGCI Gave the VC3 Team Solid Footing to Build a Global Collaboration Platform
Consultation with SGCI gave the VC3 team solid footing for solving framework-specific challenges, among other things, which resulted in a modern, adaptive, and responsive web application which mitigates many of the obstacles faced by researchers when trying to leverage HPC, HTC, and cloud-based resources. The VC3 platform fosters global collaboration and lowers the barrier to entry by providing free (or low cost) resources that would otherwise be inaccessible to small or under-funded projects.
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3/21/19
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