We run the entire research practice through computational tools and openness. Computing is how we do science, from data to figures to agentic pipelines. Openness is the contract we start from: our work is public and reproducible by default.
- Group website: denolle-lab.github.io
- Our software: awesome-denolle-lab, the curated list of lab packages, workflows and reproducibility repositories
This repository is a central point of reference for resources, documents, and guidance for the group members of the Denolle group at University of Washington. You will find several key documents:
- Pre- and On-boarding for prospective and new group members.
- Working Contract, including our group values
- Open-Science Policies
- Conference presentation guidelines
- Manuscript guidelines
- Cookbook to get started in practical seismology
- lab-skills: skill files for our research methods and AI tools
- Lab Computing Resources
Credit to and inspiration from the PinskyLab (https://github.com/pinskylab/how_we_work) and discussions with Brad Lipovsky and my group members.