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Determining Climate Risks with NASA Earthdata Cloud is a ScienceCore curriculum module that comprises part of NASA’s Open Science and Transform to Open Science (TOPS) initiatives. The aim of this module is to deliver a hands-on experience with “data-proximate computing” in the cloud with NASA Earthdata products with content co-developed with MetaDocencia .

The HHMI Spyglass tutorial Spyglass # Spyglass is a framework for reproducible and shareable neuroscience research produced by Loren Frank’s lab at the University of California, San Francisco. Check out our blog post about the release of their preprint to read more about the methods.

We are pleased to announce that we have deployed two ephemeral hubs for NASA communities! What did we do? # As part of the deliverables for our NASA High Priority Open-Source Science (HPOSS) award, we deployed two new ephemeral hubs:

Neurohackademy Summer School 2i2c are pleased to support the Neurohackademy Summer School in neuroimaging and data science again! Following the success of our collaboration in previous years (see the event page for 2023 ), this year’s course will be held July 29th – August 10th, 2024 and will be hosted by the University of Washington eScience Institute .

Summer school for inverse modeling of greenhouse gases 2024 The Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere ( CIRA ) is an interdisciplinary cooperation between NOAA research scientists and Colorado State University.

Photo courtesy of Dr Debanjana Das What is Project Pythia? # Project Pythia is the education working group for Pangeo , a community platform for Big Data geoscience in which 2i2c operates a cloud hub.

The UToronto hub landing page 2i2c has operated The University of Toronto hub since 2021 and this hub supports over 6000 educators and learners in a day! With a community of this size, file storage can quickly grow out of control and cause issues.

Spyglass landing page Spyglass is a framework for reproducible and shareable neuroscience research produced by Loren Frank’s lab at the University of California, San Francisco. They recently released a preprint about their toolbox, and are using a 2i2c hub to provide accessible interactive cloud environments that demonstrate its functionality and helps researchers get started.

See the Executable Books blog for a post on the future directions of the Jupyter Book project, which will be built on top of the MyST Markdown engine .

Figure from the preprint showing large and small scale air-sea fluxes are separated. By Julius Busecke et al., licensed under CC BY 4.0 Julius Busecke et al. of the LEAP-Pangeo 1 hub, have recently published a preprint2 that investigates “The Overlooked Sub-Grid Air-Sea Flux in Climate Models” using 2i2c infrastructure.