Sustainable Research Pathways 2020
Although 2020 presented a few challenges amid the pandemic, the usual in-person SRP workshop was reimagined to an online format that was equally as successful
Although 2020 presented a few challenges amid the pandemic, the usual in-person SRP workshop was reimagined to an online format that was equally as successful
The Computational Research Leadership Council (CRLC) Seminar Series is a collaborative effort between Sustainable Horizons Institute and seven Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratories. The
Overview When computational science and engineering (CSE) rely on software written in-house, many code developers have application-relevant formal education but little or no software engineering
Overview According to a DOE Advanced Scientific Advisory Committee Workforce Subcommittee Letter in 2014, DOE labs are facing workforce challenges and need to develop more
2019 was a big year for the SRP program…we celebrated our 5th year by breaking many records. The 2018 cohort had a productive summer and
The Broader Engagement (BE) Program was created in 2007 for the Supercomputing (SC) Conference as a way to engage people consistently underrepresented in science, technology,
In 2015, Sustainable Horizons Institute (SHI) and Berkeley Lab partnered together with an innovative idea to increase the breadth and quality of the Computing Sciences workforce.
Pathways to Success Workshop: exploring challenges and identifying resources to help students, faculty, and professionals create a vision of success This SHI signature workshop is
A new addition to the BE Program at SIAM CSE17 was the Paving the Road Ahead Workshop. This workshop, led by Melissa Abdelbaky and Blake
Sustainable Horizons Institute is pleased to be helping Nevada High School embrace science and prepare their students for their futures. We are involved in the
Workforce Development, Mentoring, Career, Professional, and Leadership Development. Sustainable Horizons Institute has a breath of experience in designing, developing, and implementing effective programs to develop
As scientists we are innovators, we are inventors, we are researchers, we work on solving problems to help make the world a better place. Scientists
In 2015, Sustainable Horizons Institute was awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation to conduct a workshop for past BE participants. The vision of
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