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Donuts/Coffee | Chemists Who Code | Fri Feb 7 10-11 CO 137
Department / Organization: Mines Chemists Who Code Open to all chem-adjacent (matsci, qbe, cbe, meche, etc.) grad, ugrad and faculty with an interest in scientific programming.
Mines Chemists Who Code Office Hrs We meet the first friday of the month at 10-11 in CO 137 (library off the atrium) Have a programming issue? We can help! This event is open to grad students, postdocs, faculty and undergrad students! Drop in for help: • Making python figures • Running esoteric code you received from a collaborator • Debugging the ChatGPT code you “wrote” to make a slow task faster • Setting up chemical simulations on the HPC • Consultation to see if it’s worth automating something • Other programming/computer related questions! Our volunteers have expertise in: • Python • Matlab • R • Julia • Shell/bash • C++ • JMP • LaTeX Stop by for some light snacks and programming help, or just hang out and work on your own project! (*we have $ for gluten free/vegan snacks - just ask!) If there is interest, we may organize special themed meetings focused on a central topic such as version control software (git/github), object oriented programming, chemical simulations or other programming languages. **This event is sponsored by the US Research Software Engineering Society (USRSE)** Looking to add a programming-related conference presentation to your CV? You can submit your own code to the USRSE conference for an easy presentation that demonstrates your programming ability on your CV! Interested? Stop by a meeting a learn more about how you can turn work you are already doing into a conference presentation (We can help!) For more information, send email to: ispackman@mines.edu Published in Digest Date: Wednesday, February 5, 2025 |
