.Astronomy 12

New York, United States

2–6 October 2023 Flatiron Institute CCA, IDA and Math for America, New York

.Astronomy 12 was held at the Center for Computational Astrophysics (CCA) at the Flatiron Institute in New York. The first .Astronomy since Toronto in 2019. Plenary talks were live-broadcast and recorded. Attendance was capped at 80 participants.

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Organisers

// talks

Talks

Day Zero

Talks

// hacks

Hacks

Elliott Molter

A session on how to contribute to the Astropy project.

Sam Vaughan

A tutorial session on reproducible workflows using Snakemake and the showyourwork framework.

David Rodriguez

Working with Multi-Order Coverage maps for astronomical footprints in MAST.

Lia Corrales

Demo materials from .Astronomy 12.

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Participants

// links // from the community

From the community

On my way to dotAstro in NY this week - see you there?
Brett Morris 2023-10-01 View bluesky
I'm very sad to be missing dotastro / dotastronomy12 this week because of other travel, so I did my hack project a few days early! Here is jupyterlab_gist_it, a Jupyterlab extension for easily creating @github.com Gist's from a notebook, to share! github.com/adrn/jupyter...
Adrian Price-Whelan 2023-10-02 View bluesky
Having a blast in NYC this week at dotAstro!
Andy Tzanidakis 2023-10-02 View bluesky
Advantages of BSky for being a new "town square of science" (according to @emily.space at dotastro): - platform is open source - separate components that anyone can/will host - will eventually be federated - posts are called "skeets" this is non-negotiable 🧪🔭
Sarah Kendrew 2023-10-02 View bluesky
Great to have @brettmor.bsky.social give us a demo of the JDaviz software toolbox for interactive visualization & data analysis, especially useful for JWST data, at dotastro
Sarah Kendrew 2023-10-02 View bluesky
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