I always enjoy talking about software and science. Get in touch with me (gbozzola@caltech.edu) if you would like to invite me for a talk.

Research software engineering

• The Future of Research is code: Embracing Research Software Engineering
• SCALE 2023 – How to lower the entry barrier to your scientific software

Emacs

• EmacsConf 2021 – EmacsConf 2021: telega.el and the Emacs community on Telegram
• EmacsConf 2020 – A tour of vterm

kuibit / Einstein Toolkit

• Tutorial: Post-processing Cactus simulations with Python

• Introduction on kuibit - Einstein Toolkit Seminar, 2021

• Using kuibit, a playist

• kuibit - Einstein Toolkit Summer School, 2021

• Tutorial: Post-processing Cactus simulations with Python - Einstein Toolkit Summer School, 2022

• Tutorial: A guided example of an interesting visualization with kuibit - Einstein Toolkit Summer School, 2023

• Workflows to analyze Cactus simulations with Python - Einstein Toolkit European Summer School, 2023

• Jhuki: a Python library for ET parameter file preparation

• CENTRA 2023 – A crash course on the Einstein Toolkit

Numerical relativity

• Electromagnetic Fields and Radiation in Dynamical Spacetime
• CENTRA Seminars 2023 – The high-energy collision of charged black holes
• TAP Colloquia 2022 – Advances in fundamental physics with numerical relativity simulations of charged black holes