Next week, code4math will be officially launching as an AIM Research Community. The opening will come in 4 sessions of talks spread across two days: September 8 and 15. On each day, there will be a morning session and an afternoon session (relative to where I am in US Eastern), roughly to be accommodating to interested participants in many different timezones.
We have a blurb that we wrote and have sent to a few places. Here is that blurb.
The Consortium of Digital Ecosystems for Mathematics (code4math) is an online research community recognized by the American Institute of Mathematics, Pasadena, California, and organized by Katja Berčič, Steven Clontz, James Dabbs, David Lowry-Duda, and Christelle Vincent. This research community, sponsored by AIM and the NSF, is dedicated to the advancement of mathematical research through the development of high-quality sociotechnical infrastructure, including mathematics software, databases, documentation, communities, and more.
To celebrate this new recognition as an AIM Research Community, we are hosting a virtual Grand Opening Symposium on September 8 and 15. Using the Zulip and Zoom apps, we will host seven presentations and tutorials facilitated by members of our community. These events will be of interest to both newcomers and experienced community members, and all are invited.
Information on this event, including optional free registration, may be found on ScholarLattice.
We will have more events and gatherings in the future. If you want to be involved, have questions, or if you want to give a talk/session in the future, reach out to us. The best place to reach out is on the zulip channel from the main code4math website.
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