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We have just shipped a solution for managing storage quotas in JupyterHub with @developmentseed 🚀 No more worrying about users filling up shared storage space. Check out our blog post for more:

As 2024 draws to an end, we’re excited to share our retrospective and impact report. We’re incredibly proud of the work that 2i2c and our community network have done in 2024, and would love to hear your feedback for where should go next in 2025. :

Project Pythia is breaking down open science barriers! Learn about this NSF-funded initiative helping scientists enhance skills and adopt best practices in open science tools and technologies

Open ≠ accessible: Exploring barriers in Earth Observation data access and how open source communities are creating public alternatives for true data accessibility:

Introducing GeoLab: EarthScope Consortium's new JupyterHub providing equitable cloud compute access for geophysical research & education, powered by 2i2c. See them at AGU: And at:

VICTOR: Volcanology Infrastructure for Computational Tools and Resources. New cloud-based platform making volcanic hazard modeling accessible! Features Jupyter notebooks for lava flows, ash dispersal & more, powered by 2i2c. Learn more at AGU:

The PACE Hackweek brought 45 researchers together for open science with NASA's new Earth System Observatory data, powered by @2i2c's JupyterHub! See how the hackweek team are building a kinder science for future us: And at:

Earth and space scientists, are you at AGU this week? Several of our community partners in the earth and space sciences are sharing their work, and we're proud to see 2i2c's infrastructure in action. Check them out this week:

The Jupyter Book 2 alpha is out! This release enables new features such as rich hover previews, embeddable content from other websites, simple instant search and export to high-quality PDF documents. Read the blog post for more information 👉 🚀

We're now on 🦋 BlueSky! Check us out here:

We’re excited to share a new collection of blog posts that highlight work with Catalyst Project communities in Africa and Latin America (available in EN and ES) to advance open science principles in under-served bioscientific research communities.

And check out the blog post just posted by Openscapes about their time at the White House. Amazing stuff! 🎉

At SciPY 2024, we co-developed a tutorial with MetaDocencia, to give earth scientists hands-on experience with reproducible workflows and the data products in the NASA Earthdata Cloud. More info:

Openscapes is at the White House this week! We're so thrilled to see our colleagues recognized that we had to boost this signal! Congratulate them and hear more at their community call next week:

@choldgraf visited the @deeplabcut team @TrackingActions's lab, @EPFL_en in early August to learn how they used open-source tools to share work. Learn how a @MystMarkdown mini-hackathon facilitated learning and accelerated contributions to the project 📖

Did you see @_jennywong_ present her talk about open science cloud infrastructure training for marginalised communities at #RSECon24 yesterday? If not, then catch up with The Catalyst Project blog posts (English), (Spanish)

The folks over at NASA PACE figured out how to harness the full power of GPUs in the cloud while using machine learning pipelines to detect cloud cover from new satellite data streams during their hackweek. Now, all our hubs can benefit! 🚀

We bring you a guest blog from our friends at the eScience Institute @UW about the NeuroHackademy Summer School, where early-career researchers hone their skills in analyzing human neuroscience data! Read now for tips on global participation and more