Today we are pleased to announce the third #PyHEP workshop #PyHEP2020 at UT Austin July 11th-13th! indico.cern.ch/event/882824/ We're very excited about the program and we look forward to a great workshop with all of you! Announcement email: groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/…

Check out our blog post for Ron Orp Zürich: ronorp.net/zuerich/rons-t…

Ordered a hot chocolate in a cafe on Saturday, but instead they gave me this fantastic demonstration of convection cells and a perfect analogy for solar granules: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granule_(… (video is about 10x sped up)

Hurray! PPI-CAPs, our work on dynamic context-dependent changes in seed-based functional brain connectivity with Thomas A. W. Bolton, Giraud Lab, Ben Krikler, Hüppi, Dimitri Van De Ville, is now fully available in #OA on NeuroImage: tiny.cc/ppicaps

Chuffed about the shout out we got from UCL Professor @ChamkaurGhag while discussing his rhizome.earth project on Matt Gooch's podcast on The #SustainableDevelopmentGoals at #CollectivelyBetter. We're on min 16:30: open.spotify.com/episode/2KBI2t…… #SDGs #remotecollaborations

I thought I felt something!

Looking forward to showcasing our development at Impact Hub Geneva - Lausanne's Circular Economy Transition Demo Day on May 18th. Join us there to see what we've been up to: tiny.cc/RemotelyGreen_…

Excited to be involved with CERN Webfest this year. The topic is fantastically well-timed: Working Together Apart – Accelerating Collaboration. We're looking forward to seeing what solutions the participants will come up with. youtube.com/watch?v=W8hmj_… #CERNwebfest

That's a wrap for #PyHEP2020! Thank you so much to all of our speakers and attendees! We hope you enjoyed the workshop as much as the organizers did and look forward to continued discussions until we see you at #PyHEP2021! indico.cern.ch/event/882824/

Here's a solid (meta-)analysis of number of lines in a function vs bug density: softwarebyscience.com/very-short-fun…. Bonus points for them bringing their own results on more modern projects. I frequently push for shorter functions during reviews so it's good to hear the counter-arguments!

Only a few more days to apply to join one of the most unique and meaningful hackathons that I know of...

New travel hack: forget exactly when your plane / train leaves and remember only the hour. At worst you'll have the usual scramble, at best you'll arrive early and get an hour for free!

Passionate about innovation for social impact? Then prepare your minds, coffee mugs, and laptops, and apply to take part in #THEPort2021 on 8 - 10 October: theport.ch/participate. Humanitarian challenges, collaborative spirit, and the unique Port atmosphere. Spread the word! 🚀

This time last week we were wrapping up #PyHEP2021 - a great week of talks around using Python for particle physics. It was great to see so many people from so many places connecting, learning, and swapping ideas!

We're in the final stages of shaping the challenges for this year's #THEPort2021. Here's a taste of the themes: 🧑‍🏫off-grid coding education, ⚠️early warning systems for natural disasters, &🩺open-sourcing medical technologies. Take 5 minutes to apply now: theport.ch/participate?ut…

Just started - closing ceremony of this years #humanitarian #hackathon #THEPort2021 with our lovely hosts Kitty from Ideabatic and Saco @LasLab

We all need human connection. Even more with #WorkFromHome and #remote teams so common. Can we get that feeling of closeness, while only meeting online? We’ve been working on a solution - take a peek! cutt.ly/wYLLh2k #BringingUsCloser

For me it would have to be Andy Weir - I read "Project Hail Mary" during the holiday and its scientific rigour and the novelty of its story points just blew my mind!

We’re devastated by the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. UNHCR has set up an emergency fund to help people forced to flee – support now: donate.unhcr.org/int/en/ukraine…

Very excited to be talking tomorrow at the Turing Way's Fireside Chat on Inclusive Research Conferencing! There's a lot to reflect on from the last two years...