On April 26th, OpenDreamKit underwent its first formal review by the European Commission. We presented the achievements of the first 18 months of the project, including 30 deliverables.

The feedback from the panel, based on our reports and presentations was very positive. For details, see the debriefing notes.

Agenda

• 9:00 Welcome
  • Overview of the day by Project Officer
  • Go around the table
  • Brief overview of the project (Nicolas M. Thiéry)
• 9:30 Some context and case studies
  • Is your research software correct? (Mike Croucher)
  • Case study: SageMathCloud for teaching and research (Viviane Pons)
  • Case study: computational science in Jupyter notebooks: JOOMMF (Hans Fangohr)

• 10:45 Coffee break, with demonstrators and posters

• 11:45 Achievements, by work package, session 1
  • WP3: Component Architecture (Luca De Feo)
  • WP5: High Performance Mathematical Computing (Clément Pernet)

• 12:45 Lunch in the premises, with demonstrators and posters

• 13:45 Achievements, by Work Package, session 2
  • WP6: Data/Knowledge/Software-Bases (Michael Kohlhase)
  • WP4: User Interfaces (Benjamin Ragan-Kelley)
  • WP7: Social aspects (Dima Pasechnik)
  • WP1: Project management (Benoît Pilorget) + KPIs
  • WP2: Community building, training, dissemination, exploitation and outreach (Viviane Pons)
• 15:45 Wrap up (Nicolas M. Thiéry)

• 16:00 Assessment preparation by Reviewers and the Project Officer

• 17:00 Feedback and discussion with reviewers

• 18:00 End of review

• Evening: Social dinner

Participants

Benoît Pilorget, Nicolas Thiéry, John Cremona, Paul-Olivier Dehaye, Dima Pasechnik, Markus Pfeiffer, Jeroen Demeyer, Olexandr Konovalov, Steve Linton, Florian Rabe, Michael Kohlhase, Min Ragan-Kelley, Luca De Feo, Erik Bray, Viviane Pons, Hans Fangohr, Mike Croucher, William Hart, Wolfram Decker, Clément Pernet, Konrad Hinsen, Marcin Kostur, Vincent Delecroix, Florent Cayré