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ALT This image contains information about the 2024 IPAC Visiting Graduate Student Fellowship program. The Call for Applications is now open for graduate students who hold U.S. citizenship, national, or permanent resident status by the application deadline, which is August 18, 2023. Applicants may be currently enrolled at US or non-US institutions. Learn more about IPAC's Visiting Graduate Student Fellowship program at https://www.ipac.caltech.edu/page/graduate-fellowship-2024.
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ALT A hand drawn scriberia image in pink and greyscale populate the right side of the digital flier. There is a hand-drawn globe featuring markers and text bubbles in different geographies, connected by a pink dashed line as if communicating with each other. On the right side of the globe is a path where people are writing on computers and on paper, with the dashed line following them. The line continues to show a person reviewing text and writing, which converges into books. The title says "Book Dash Applications are open! 22-26 May 2023, London, UK (and worldwide!)". Subtitle says: "Apply to: participate in a week-long event with The Turing Way community, meet other community members from around the world, join an ongoing project or team, Host a local hub within your university, city or region." Below in small text: "Have any questions about the application process? Email The Turing Way team: theturingway@gmail.com. Contact the Community Manager: Anne Lee Steele, asteele@turing.ac.uk".
ALT Screen shot from job description. Text reads: “We are recruiting two Research Application Managers who will work to embed the expertise in the TPS, Turing Way, and open source communities in the TRIC:DT, and to ensure that research outputs are adopted successfully across multiple domains within academia, government, the charity sector and industry. The Research Application Manager (RAM) at the Turing builds and nurtures the connections with users of research outputs and brings back the user perspective to researchers and research engineers. RAMs work in a dedicated team focused on ensuring that research outputs such as open source tools are used successfully and sustainably by external stakeholders. The key goal for the RAMs will be to maximise the interoperability between different TRIC:DT outputs, as well as to ensure that those outputs are easily accessible and practically useful to diverse stakeholders across a broad partner ecosystem.”
ALT Screenshot from the job description. Text reads: “We are recruiting a Senior Community Manager to lead on reproducibility, interoperability and communication efforts within the TRIC:DT to ensure access and democratisation of Digital Twin (DT) technology. They will support the curation, documentation and open sharing of concrete, compelling case studies that illustrate the power of DTs and act as exemplars for tool development for wider dissemination and provide nuclei around which we will build a national DT research community. The position holder will embed the expertise and missions of TPS, The Turing Way and broader open source communities into the initiative to enable knowledge exchange across all stakeholders. Their work will ensure that this investment delivers interdisciplinary collaborations and FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable) outputs that are greater than the sum of their parts.”
ALT This graphic provides details about PyVO and Astroquery office hours held at the 241st meeting of the American Astronomical Society. Tom Donaldson of Space Telescope Institute (STScI) and Brigitta Sipocz of Caltech/IPAC will be at the Caltech IPAC booth 615 from 4:30 to 6:30 pm PT on Monday, January 9. Tom and Brigitta maintain the tools and will be on hand for informal chats.
ALT Chart showing many traces with title "Web (Unicorn) Service CPU Usage". An obvious drop across all traces is visible about halfway through, showing approximately a halving of CPU usage.