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The Berkeley Institute for Data Science is a research institute at UC Berkeley that advances data science education, research, and open source development. BlueSky LinkedIn Newsletter

CIROH (Cooperative Institute for Research to Operations in Hydrology) is a NOAA-funded institute hosted by the Alabama Water Institute at the University of Alabama. CIROH advances national water prediction capabilities through research and technology transfer.

CAL-ICOR is a “Browser-based Interactive Programming and Data Science Platform for Every California Student”. It gives educators and institutions a shared, scalable JupyterHub platform that removes hardware barriers, supports modern data science instruction, and expands access across the state.

Cloudbank enables and provides “anaged Services to Simplify Cloud Access for Computer Science Research and Education”. In particular, the CloudBank Classroom project is driving a lot of collaboration with 2i2c via our shared work on JupyterHubs for education.

Code for Science & Society is a nonprofit organization that serves as fiscal sponsor for open science projects and empowers communities to build innovative technology for the public good.

Development Seed is a data and software engineering company that specializes in using satellite imagery, machine learning, and open data. LinkedIn

Invest in Open Infrastructure helps funders and research institutions understand how to effectively support digital infrastructure, while JROST is a collaboration between funders committed to supporting open tools for science.

Jupyter Book is an open source project for building beautiful, publication-quality books and documents from computational material. It allows users to create interactive books from Jupyter notebooks, Markdown files, and other computational content, supporting rich formatting and cross-references.

JupyterHub is a multi-user server that manages and spawns multiple instances of single-user Jupyter notebook servers. It enables organizations to provide managed Jupyter environments to groups of users, supporting authentication, resource management, and scalable deployment on cloud and on-premise infrastructure.

NASA’s Open Science initiative supports the agency-wide shift toward open, reproducible, and inclusive science. It encompasses multiple programs that fund training, tooling, and infrastructure for working with NASA Earthdata in the cloud, including Transform to Open Science (TOPS) and the community-developed ScienceCore curriculum.