Upcoming Events in the PCL Scholars Lab
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UT Open Source Program Office Train the Trainers Session - Train the trainers! At this event, we will take the opportunity to introduce you to the UT Open Source Program Office, our resources and people, and our packed event schedule. |
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Geosciences Hackathon - , - , - Participate in the 2025 Geosciences Hackathon to build your software development skills, network, and contribute to open source projects. This year's hackathon theme is "change over time" and participating hackathon teams, guided by mentors, will develop computational models to track geochanges across different time scales, from real time to millions of years in geological time. |
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Geosciences Hackathon - , - , - Participate in the 2025 Geosciences Hackathon to build your software development skills, network, and contribute to open source projects. This year's hackathon theme is "change over time" and participating hackathon teams, guided by mentors, will develop computational models to track geochanges across different time scales, from real time to millions of years in geological time. |
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Geosciences Hackathon - , - , - Participate in the 2025 Geosciences Hackathon to build your software development skills, network, and contribute to open source projects. This year's hackathon theme is "change over time" and participating hackathon teams, guided by mentors, will develop computational models to track geochanges across different time scales, from real time to millions of years in geological time. |
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Digital Humanities Workshop: Introduction to Canva - Canva is a free online tool for designing visuals like social media posts, presentations, and documents using customizable templates. In this hybrid workshop, attendees will learn the basic tools of Canva and apply them to a variety of templates. |
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Data & Donuts: SQL and Open Source Relational Databases - This hybrid Data & Donuts workshop will provide an introduction to using SQL (Structured Query Language) to store and manage data in open source relational databases like MariaDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite. Free donuts! |
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Digital Humanities Workshop: Taming the Archive with Tropy - This hybrid Digital Humanities Workshop will provide a basic introduction to Tropy, a digital tool for organizing and describing archival photographs and research materials. |