Science gateways: The long road to the birth of an institute

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Nowadays, research in various disciplines is enhanced via computational methods, cutting-edge technologies and diverse resources including computational infrastructures and instruments. Such infrastructures are often complex and researchers need means to conduct their research in an efficient way without getting distracted with information technology nuances. Science gateways address such demands and offer user interfaces tailored to a specific community. Creators of science gateways face a breadth of topics and manifold challenges, which necessitate close collaboration with the domain specialists but also calling in experts for diverse aspects of a science gateway such as project management, licensing, team composition, sustainability, HPC, visualization, and usability specialists. The Science Gateway Community Institute tackles the challenges around science gateways to support domain specialists and developers via connecting them to diverse experts, offering consultancy as well as providing a software collaborative, which contains ready-to-use science gateway frameworks and science gateway components.

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Gesing, S., Lawrence, K., Hayden, L. B., Wilkins-Diehr, N., Zentner, M., Dahan, M., … Marru, S. (2017). Science gateways: The long road to the birth of an institute. In Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (Vol. 2017-January, pp. 6243–6252). IEEE Computer Society. https://doi.org/10.24251/hicss.2017.755

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