PFHub: The phase-field community Hub

Daniel Wheeler; Trevor Keller; Stephen J. DeWitt; Andrea M. Jokisaari; Daniel Schwen; Jonathan E. Guyer; Larry Aagesen; Olle G. Heinonen; Michael R. Tonks; Peter W. Voorhees; James A. Warren

doi:10.5334/jors.276

PFHub: The phase-field community Hub

Daniel Wheeler, Trevor Keller, Stephen J. DeWitt, Andrea M. Jokisaari, Daniel Schwen, Jonathan E. Guyer, Larry Aagesen, Olle G. Heinonen, Michael R. Tonks, Peter W. Voorhees, James A. Warren

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Scientific communities struggle with the challenge of effectively and efficiently sharing content and data. An online portal provides a valuable space for scientific communities to discuss challenges and collate scientific results. Examples of such portals include the Micromagnetic Modeling Group (μMAG) [1], the Interatomic Potentials Repository (IPR) [2, 3] and on a larger scale the NIH Genetic Sequence Database (GenBank) [4]. In this work, we present a description of a generic web portal that leverages existing online services to provide a framework that may be adopted by other small scientific communities. The first deployment of the PFHub framework supports phase-field practitioners and code developers participating in an effort to improve quality assurance for phase-field codes.

Original language	English
Article number	29
Journal	Journal of Open Research Software
Volume	7
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.5334/jors.276
State	Published - 2019

Keywords

Jekyll-website
Materials-science
Phase-field
Reproducible-science
Scientific-portal

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