Gateways help solve the mysteries of the universe. For example, Galaxy Zoo enlisted non-scientists to help categorize astronomical images, whereas LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) captures signals from distant universes. (Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech)
We can work with gateways at any stage of their lifecycle: a new idea, a proposal seeking funding, a gateway under construction, or an established gateway.
If you’re ready to get help from one of our consultants, fill out our Consulting Services Request Form.
If you’re writing a proposal and want to include our services in your proposal, request a letter of collaboration.
If you're just getting started and need server space for hosting your gateway, request access to our hosting service.
If you're interested in hosting a student intern in summer of 2018, apply by April 27, 2018.
If you have a general or short question, just email us at help@sciencegateways.org.
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