Our bi-weekly open community calls are a great opportunity for #Parsl users to share progress, discuss challenges and issues with the core team, hear about project updates, and provide input on topics and decisions directly affecting Parsl.
Stop by our next call on Tuesday, Oct. 29, at 11 a.m. CDT to hear from @benc on preparing for removing the channels feature from our codebase. The meeting link will be posted in Slack – join our workspace today to gain access: https://bit.ly/join-parsl-slack
Stop by our open community call on Tuesday, July 23, at 11 a.m. CST to hear @benc discuss monitoring radio plugins.
Come connect with the #Parsl community, share progress, discuss challenges, troubleshoot issues, and more! Join our Parsl-Project Slack to access the Zoom link: https://bit.ly/join-parsl-slack
💡 Interested in how #Parsl and Globus Compute work together?
Check out our newest guest blog post written by Globus Senior Software Engineer Reid Mello, which dives into the relationship between these two tools. Read it here: https://parsl-project.org/2024/06/26/parsl-globus-compute.html
We are thrilled to have Kelechi Annabelle Nwankwo as our #OutreachyIntern this summer! Her passion for technical writing and #opensourcesoftware will help us increase access to #Parsl by improving our documentation. Please help us welcome her to our community! ✨
A special thanks to @outreachy for funding this opportunity!
Check out the full post here: https://hachyderm.io/@outreachy/112372370540913705
Attached: 1 image Congratulations to our new interns! For the May 2024 cohort, 34 interns were accepted, and we expect one or two internships to be added in the next few days. We are proud of the efforts all applicants put into their contributions. You can view accepted interns for the May to August 2023 cohort on our alums page: https://www.outreachy.org/alums/2024-05/ We look forward to your contribution and growth in the #FOSS ecosystem. #OpenSource #FOSS #DiversityinTech #OpenScience #Inclusion
Parsl has officially reached 100 contributors on GitHub! 🎉
We extend our sincere gratitude and thanks to everyone who has contributed to our #opensourcesoftware project and community. With your help, we are making improvements and enhancements that will continue to enable users to accelerate their interdisciplinary work and research using Parsl.
Please help us celebrate this momentous occasion by sharing what you use #Parsl for and how it impacts your projects!
Thanks to a recent contribution to our project from Globus Senior Software Engineer Reid Mello, Parsl users can now enable encryption to protect all communication between the HighThroughputExecutor (HTEX) and related nodes using CurveZMQ.
Check out Reid's lightning talk from last week's #Parsl Open Community Call to learn more: https://youtu.be/KoHvKnHTbWc?si=_eEDU9WB_4zu0JJO
In our new community blog post, @benc and #Parsl Power User Andrew Rosen dive into solutions they uncovered to pass complex data structures in computational workflows.
Learn more about their journey and Quantum Accelerator (quacc). An open source Python library for computational materials science workflows, which utilizes Parsl for orchestration, that streamlines the discovery of novel materials to tackle clean energy and sustainability challenges.
Read it here: https://parsl-project.org/2023/11/30/passing-complex-data-structures.html
Thank you to everyone who attended our "Developing Large-Scale Parallel Programs in Python with Parsl" workshop at the CMD-IT/Tapia Conference in Dallas yesterday!
Over 40 people participated in the session to learn about #Parsl and how it helps accelerate research in various domains, including computational biology, astrophysics, materials science, and more.
A special shout-out to UChicago CS Prof. Kyle Chard and #Postdoc Researcher Valerie Hayot-Sasson for leading this workshop.
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