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These are the slides from the Pathfinder 4: FAIR Data for the Biomolecular Simulation Community webinar presented by James Gebbie-Rayet and Jas Kalayan. The complete slide deck can be found here ▶️ https://lnkd.in/gHXaYXvS #PSDI #publication #fairdata #datainfrastructure

I am thrilled to share this new paper on SHERLOC's spectral background! If you, or anyone you love, is into Raman data collected by the Mars 2020 mission, this description of spectral artifacts that can interfere with the interpretation of SHERLOC data is for you! Tell all your favorite spectroscopists! Seriously. This paper is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand what SHERLOC Raman data can tell us about the history of Jezero Crater. https://lnkd.in/gni_QCFf

Happy 🌍#AstronomyDay ✨ Meet SNOLAB, a scientific research facility with Nobel-Prize-winning scientists who study the mysteries of the universe from deep below the earth’s surface (2 km/1.24 miles to be exact!). Power is the lifeblood of SNOLAB. Even a tiny bump in power can result in SNOLAB losing weeks in scientific research or missing out on the next big supernova! (Fact: The last supernova was in 1987 - scientists are on the lookout for the next one.) Did you know: SNOLAB utilizes AVEVA PI System to optimize operations and unify over a million pieces of data, providing over 1,000 scientists globally - across 164 organizations - with the autonomy and visibility they need to enable world-leading science. Find out how AVEVA is helping SNOLAB unlock the secrets of the universe: https://bit.ly/3V2qEuO

Dear #SerpentineFriends, mark your calendars for our next and last SerpentineDays Webinar before the summer break with Dr. Samuele Papeschi from the carbon community as one of our speakers. It's scheduled for June 4, 2024, at 16:00 CEST! Dr. Samuele Papeschi from the CNR-IGG in Firenze will give us insights into his current research on fluid-mediated carbonation and mélange formation in a serpentinite subduction channel. He is interested in fluid-rock interaction in subduction zones and strongly focuses on carbonation. Carbon isotope analyses, microCT imaging, and thermodynamic modeling enable him to answer his research questions. 🌐 To access the meeting, register for free via our website. (https://lnkd.in/eQSQHFjW). See you all next week for this exciting webinar! #SerpentineDays #openscience #Carbonation #fluidRockInteraction #CNR-IGG #stableIsotopes #subductionZones

Looking forward to meeting you all Professional Technologist and Certified Technician this Thursday Webinar. Save the date!

Happy 🌍#AstronomyDay ✨ Meet SNOLAB, a scientific research facility with Nobel-Prize-winning scientists who study the mysteries of the universe from deep below the earth’s surface (2 km/1.24 miles to be exact!). Power is the lifeblood of SNOLAB. Even a tiny bump in power can result in SNOLAB losing weeks in scientific research or missing out on the next big supernova! (Fact: The last supernova was in 1987 - scientists are on the lookout for the next one.) Did you know: SNOLAB utilizes AVEVA PI System to optimize operations and unify over a million pieces of data, providing over 1,000 scientists globally - across 164 organizations - with the autonomy and visibility they need to enable world-leading science. Find out how AVEVA is helping SNOLAB unlock the secrets of the universe: https://bit.ly/3V2qEuO

📣 Call for Reading Rocket Dynamics of Capped Nanotubes: A Molecular Dynamics Study 💡 carbon nanotube; water; nanomotion; molecular dynamics; heat transfer 🔗 Read the full open access paper at: mdpi.com/2853190

📢 Exciting Webinar Alert! 🚀 Join us at SEA Quantum for an exclusive deep dive into the fascinating world of Rabi Oscillation! 🌌✨ 🔍 What You'll Learn: • The fundamentals of Rabi Oscillation • Real-world applications and implications • Interactive Q&A session #quantumcomputing #rabioscillation #seaqauntum

Happy🌍 #AstronomyDay ✨ Meet SNOLAB, a scientific research facility with Nobel-Prize-winning scientists who study the mysteries of the universe from deep below the earth’s surface (2 km/1.24 miles to be exact!). Power is the lifeblood of SNOLAB. Even a tiny bump in power can result in SNOLAB losing weeks in scientific research or missing out on the next big supernova! (Fact: The last supernova was in 1987 - scientists are on the lookout for the next one.) Did you know: SNOLAB utilizes AVEVA PI System to optimize operations and unify over a million pieces of data, providing over 1,000 scientists globally - across 164 organizations - with the autonomy and visibility they need to enable world-leading science. Find out how AVEVA is helping SNOLAB unlock the secrets of the universe: https://bit.ly/3Kdmg5S