openscience

With our new Pandas (& Dask) data frame APIs, we could add super rapid examples that use
plotly express: https://plotly.com/python/plotly-express/
or
holoviews: http://holoviews.org/user_guide/Tabular_Datasets.html

Some codes, such as PIConGPU use y as the laser propagation axis, therefore the laser can be polarized in the z direction.

https://github.com/openPMD/openPMD-viewer/blob/7619123d730c95f995b05ce783024f7ee0724796/openpmd_viewer/addons/pic/lpa_diagnostics.py#L518

Segment mass properties and degrees of freedom of the joint models should be easy be customised, maybe with more options e.g. de Leva, This should be trivial to implement.

Hi folks! Sooo, is anyone here any good at design? And would like to help create a poster or flyer for the mooc? Either for social media or offline? I'm a bit, well, not good at these sorts of things..

Subtitle

Pledge to post any journal-commissioned peer reviews that you perform to an open review platform, whenever the reviewed paper is available as a preprint

Campaign co-creator/s

@CooperSmout, @fraserlab, @jpolka, @mbeisen

Rationale

Preprints are increasingly used to share research in a rapid and accessible fashion, but despite this trend few people are linking reviews

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