On 9/4/20 10:51 AM, Andrew Ammerlaan wrote: > I'm interested in joining the Science Team as a developer. For a detailed > description of my previous experience with ebuilds and Gentoo I refer to the > emails I forwarded below (the short summary is that I maintain spyder (The > Scientific PYthon Development EnviRonment) and some dependencies in ::gentoo, > and that I'm a Trusted Contributor to the GURU project.). I'll also add some > more information on what I do scientifically in this email. > After just over 5 years of studying Physics, I'm at the verge of completing > my Masters in Physics of Molecules and Materials. The past year I've been > busy with an internship at the High Field Magnet Laboratory (Nijmegen, The > Netherlands), where I've been working on creating a setup for Oscillating > Cantilever Magnetometry, with varying levels of success (the pandemic didn't > make things easier). I submitted my Thesis this week, and am currently > awaiting a review and a result. After which I'm hoping to start a PhD (if the > pandemic allows that). >
Hi Andrew, Sorry for the late reply, but we have only recently started cleaning up ::science. We would love to get your help with the physics packages and any else that you are interested in. Currently we would love help with updating our old packages in sci-physics/* and frankly most of sci is currently really old. If you find any packages that you want to update, please make PR's and I will be try to be swift with commenting and merging when they are good. Thanks a lot, Aisha
