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.
2020 Summer Internship Reports: Anthony Stefan
Each year, our Workforce Development team offers summer internships for students interested in developing their gateway development skills. Participants are placed at one of several SGCI partner sites. We will be sharing some of our 2020 student interns' experiences in a series of blog posts entitled SGCI Summer Internship Reports.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Anthony Stefan, a student at the Florida Institute of Technology.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Anthony Stefan, a student at the Florida Institute of Technology.
2020 Summer Internship Reports: Soumya Purohit
Each year, our Workforce Development team offers summer internships for students interested in developing their gateway development skills. Participants are placed at one of several SGCI partner sites. We will be sharing some of our 2020 student interns' experiences in a series of blog posts entitled SGCI Summer Internship Reports.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Soumya Purohit, a University of Missouri-Columbia.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Soumya Purohit, a University of Missouri-Columbia.
2020 Summer Internship Reports: Hang Jin
Each year, our Workforce Development team offers summer internships for students interested in developing their gateway development skills. Participants are placed at one of several SGCI partner sites. We will be sharing some of our 2020 student interns' experiences in a series of blog posts entitled SGCI Summer Internship Reports.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Hang Jin, a Ph.D. student at George Washington University.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Hang Jin, a Ph.D. student at George Washington University.
2020 Summer Internship Reports: Tony Guy
Each year, our Workforce Development team offers summer internships for students interested in developing their gateway development skills. Participants are placed at one of several SGCI partner sites. We will be sharing some of our 2020 student interns' experiences in a series of blog posts entitled SGCI Summer Internship Reports.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Tony Guy, a sophomore at Elizabeth City State University (ECSU).
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Tony Guy, a sophomore at Elizabeth City State University (ECSU).
2020 Summer Internship Reports: William Clark
Each year, our Workforce Development team offers summer internships for students interested in developing their gateway development skills. Participants are placed at one of several SGCI partner sites. We will be sharing some of our 2020 student interns' experiences in a series of blog posts entitled SGCI Summer Internship Reports.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern William Clark, a student at Dixie State University.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern William Clark, a student at Dixie State University.
2020 Summer Internship Reports: Pablo Calix
Each year, our Workforce Development team offers summer internships for students interested in developing their gateway development skills. Participants are placed at one of several SGCI partner sites. We will be sharing some of our 2020 student interns' experiences in a series of blog posts entitled SGCI Summer Internship Reports.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Pablo Calix, a student at College of Lake County.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Pablo Calix, a student at College of Lake County.
2020 Summer Internship Reports: Matthew Casertano
Each year, our Workforce Development team offers summer internships for students interested in developing their gateway development skills. Participants are placed at one of several SGCI partner sites. We will be sharing some of our 2020 student interns' experiences in a series of blog posts entitled SGCI Summer Internship Reports.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Matthew Casertano, a rising junior from Montgomery Blair High School.
Featured below is SGCI summer intern Matthew Casertano, a rising junior from Montgomery Blair High School.
Hack@PEARC20 Participants Solved Real Challenges
What Does Science Gateway Sustainability Look Like?
What makes a successful science gateway last? How do we define “sustainability” for science gateways? You might think that a sustained gateway is funded indefinitely, which would be a very impressive feat. Yet, there are other challenges in maintaining the community around the gateway and continuing to provide value to keep both the community and funder satisfied. For a framework or open-source software, other ways of interpreting “sustainability” could mean that there is an active network of...
ETAG Gateway Reaches Goals Thanks to Engagement With SGCI
The Electronic Transponder Analysis Gateway (ETAG) is a web tool that allows scientists to collect and share data for animal behavior in near real-time using RFID technology. Through a multi-faceted engagement with SGCI, the ETAG team was able to meet key goals of creating a user-friendly interface efficiently and effectively.
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