Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

Slack is one of the mainstream chat applications these days. We can create a "#newbies" channel there. Maybe with a better name -erik On Thu, Oct 19, 2017 at 10:18 AM, Eloisa Bentivegna < eloisa.bentive...@ct.infn.it> wrote: > On 19/10/17 14:19, hwitek wrote: > > Hi Jens, everyone, > > > > i

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

Hi all, there's also some of the SXS channel videos that were produced with the ET. We should cross-post these if no one objects. For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxij9hn6fZw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sZmvbtIi1I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQQnIHFaVx0 Best, Philipp On

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

Hello Eloisa, > You can add a playlist to the channel, and existing videos to a playlist > (which still won't appear under the "Videos" tab though). I've just done > that with the History of the ET one, and in the next few days will add > the other videos that have been advertised on the list,

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

On 19/10/17 12:24, Frank Loeffler wrote: > I can copy the old 'History of the ET' there, but I believe it would be > a new URL then. You can add a playlist to the channel, and existing videos to a playlist (which still won't appear under the "Videos" tab though). I've just done that with the

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

On 19/10/17 14:19, hwitek wrote: > Hi Jens, everyone, > > i think that is a great idea. > I've also met some students who were interested in learning how to use > the Einstein Toolkit but were a bit shy to write to the entire list. So > partnering "newbies" with a tutor or arrange for a monthly

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

perfect. Thanks, Frank! cheers, Helvi On 2017-10-19 12:29, Frank Loeffler wrote: > On Thu, Oct 19, 2017 at 12:24:08PM +0200, Frank Loeffler wrote: >> I've created an 'Einstein Toolkit' brand channel > > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8IObWZ7_wEbWnbIKVIQRYQ > > I believe starting with 100

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

Hi Jens, everyone, i think that is a great idea. I've also met some students who were interested in learning how to use the Einstein Toolkit but were a bit shy to write to the entire list. So partnering "newbies" with a tutor or arrange for a monthly "how-to" hang-out could be a good way to

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

On Thu, Oct 19, 2017 at 12:24:08PM +0200, Frank Loeffler wrote: I've created an 'Einstein Toolkit' brand channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8IObWZ7_wEbWnbIKVIQRYQ I believe starting with 100 subscribers we can get a better URL. So, get to it and subscribe, even though it's still

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

On 18/10/17 22:16, helvi witek wrote: > Thanks Bruno, David! > > @all: this is a lot of great material. I put my question forward to the > ET list to initiate some discussion about how we can efficiently bundle > it, e.g. on the website's gallery, maybe in a somewhat similar as the > SXS

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

Dear all, regarding the outreach and visibility topic I have one suggestion concerning the hurdles of getting started with the Einstein Toolkit. Already two times this year I met people who were rather interested in the ET but did not know how to get started. The initial hurdle of starting

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

Thanks Bruno, David! @all: this is a lot of great material. I put my question forward to the ET list to initiate some discussion about how we can efficiently bundle it, e.g. on the website's gallery, maybe in a somewhat similar as the SXS collaboration does. cheers, Helvi

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Hi Hevli, let me add, as an example of NS merger simulations done with the ET, our (Princeton/Parma/Frankfurt groups) simulations with the WhiskyTHC code, which includes microphysical nuclear EOS and neutrinos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhS77N0tyEA Ref.

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

Hi Eliu, Frank, thanks a lot for your feedback. This is certainly very helpful. I think it would be nice to have them linked to the website gallery at some point, as eye-catcher for people who are not working within the "traditional" NumRel groups. @Eliu: no, I am not a part of LSC/Virgo.

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

Am 18. Oktober 2017 12:38:05 MESZ schrieb helvi witek : >Dear all, > >let me pick up on our discussion on the visibility of the Einstein >Toolkit >within the LIGO/VIRGO Scientific collaboration, our scientific >community in >general and the public that we had during the workshop

Re: [Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

Hi Helvi: The NCSA Gravity Group has been working on this front for some time now. We have ongoing collaborations with Ian Hinder at the AEI in the context of binary black hole simulations, and now with other European colleagues working on the use of GRHydro for matter simulations. We are

[Users] outreach and visibility of the toolkit

Dear all, let me pick up on our discussion on the visibility of the Einstein Toolkit within the LIGO/VIRGO Scientific collaboration, our scientific community in general and the public that we had during the workshop last week. In the end of the week we are opening our traveling exhibition