About 2i2c

2i2c stands for The International Interactive Computing Collaboration. Our mission is to transform research and education through interactive computing, and to support the open source ecosystem around it.

2i2c is made up of individuals from around the world who are dedicated to this mission. We are a fiscally-sponsored project of Code for Science and Society, a US 501(c)(3) public charity.

Our team

2i2c’s Open Engineering team focuses on strategy, development, and operations of infrastructure for interactive computing. The Steering Council of 2i2c defines high-level strategy of the organization as well as provides oversight. Here is more information about 2i2c’s structure and governance.

Open Engineering Team

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Damián Avila

Open Source Infrastructure Engineer

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Chris Holdgraf

Director of 2i2c

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Erik Sundell

Open Source Infrastructure Engineer

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Georgiana Dolocan

Open Source Infrastructure Engineer

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Sarah Gibson

Open Source Infrastructure Engineer

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Yuvi Panda

Volunteer Director of Engineering

Steering Council

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Chris Holdgraf

Director of 2i2c

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Cathryn Carson

Co-Founder

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Fernando Perez

Co-Founder

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Jim Colliander

Co-Founder

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Lindsey Heagy

Co-Founder

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Ryan Abernathey

Co-Founder

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Yuvi Panda

Volunteer Director of Engineering

How we’re funded

2i2c is supported through a mix of philanthropic support, grants from foundations and federal agencies, and revenue generated through its Managed JupyterHubs service.

2i2c is lucky to receive support from several organizations. This support makes it possible for 2i2c to accomplish its mission, and have impact across research and education.

As a sustainability focused non-profit, 2i2c aims to generate funding from a variety of sources, and towards different ends. It aims to have a balance between “research and development” funding, such as grants and foundation awards, as well as “fee for service” revenue generated from managing JupyterHub infrastructure and performing development for other projects. We continue to explore business models that both grow our capacity to support research and education through interactive computing, and that assist us in supporting open source communities.

2i2c receives direct support from the following institutions.

CZI EOSS Capacity Building Grant

The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative awarded 2i2c $1.4m over 3 years for capacity building in the Jupyter ecosystem for research and education.

JROST and IOI rapid response fund

Invest in Open Infrastructure along with Joint Roadmap for Open Science Tools awarded 2i2c a $5,000 grant) to fund JupyterHub cloud infrastructure for projects that did not have their own cloud funding.

Get Involved

2i2c is a young organization, and we are actively looking to grow our capacity to offer cloud services as well as collaborate in research and development. We also seek to employ technologists with expertise in cloud infrastructure, dev-ops, and data science, as well as experience in the open source stack of tools for science and education.

  • If you are a funder interested in supporting 2i2c, get in touch.
  • If your organization is interested in hosted Jupyter environments on cloud infrastructure, get in touch
  • If you are a researcher or educator who would like to collaborate on projects, get in touch
  • If you are interested in working for 2i2c, check out our careers page.

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