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Katy Huff

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Company: University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign

Location: Urbana, IL

Bio: Assistant Professor in the Department of Nuclear, Plasma, and Radiological Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Blog: katyhuff.github.io

Member of

Repositories

2012-10-lbl: Software Carpentry repository for Lawrence Berkeley Lab, October 2012
2014-04-14-wise: Women in Science and Engineering bootcamp at LBL April 2014
2015-03-19-ncsu: holds my research overview talk for ncsu
2015-06-04-berkeley: null
2015-07-06-scipy: Software Carpentry Workshop at SciPy 2015
2015-07-08-scipy-wedding: holds my lightning talk from scipy
2015-09-21-rpi: Invited seminar at Mechanical, Aerospace, and Nuclear Engineering at RPI
2015-09-29-tamu: TAMU research seminar
2015-10-06-suncadia: null
2015-10-15-ncsu: null
2015-11-06-ncsa: A Computational Future for Science Education -- NCSA Colloquium
2015-11-11-ans: ANS Winter 2015 talk, Kathryn Huff and Anthony Scopatz, Modernizing Computational Nuclear Engineering Education in the Open
2015-11-15-pyhpc: null
2015-11-18-supercomputing: Software Carpentry: Intro and Update
2015-12-08-uiuc: Invited talk, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
2015-12-15-msu: A talk for the Department of Computational Mathematics, Science, and Engineering.
2016-01-19-uta: research seminar at UT Austin
2016-03-02-utk: Colloquium talk at UTK
2016-03-03-ornl: Seminar talk at ORNL
2016-04-15-fhr: Update on coupled deterministic modeling
2016-05-03-nyu: A talk about the Lessons Learned and such from the Reproducibility Case Studies Book for the NYU Reproducibility Symposium
2016-05-27-sorma: Holds a lightning talk for the sorma west.
2016-06-19-dagstuhl: notes and documents from dagstuhl
2016-07-11-scipy: null
2016-08-27-pydata: talk for keynote at pydata
2016-10-13-info500: Talk for invited guest lecture in Prof. Turk's INFO 500 class.
2016-10-27-npre100: An introduction to the ARFC group
2016-11-14-cyclus: null
2016-bae-borehole-ihlrwm: "Benefits of Siting a Borehole Repository at a Non-operating Nuclear Facility" Paper Collaboration
2017-01-27-bids: Lessons Learned Talk for Symposium
2017-02-02-cse: Seminar Talk for Computational Science and Engineering Department at UIUC
2017-02-14-npre: valentines seminar
2017-04-20-davis: invited seminar at UC Davis Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
2017-05-20-pycon: PyCon Keynote, 2017
2017-05-31-pi4: Data in nuclear engineering talk for the PI4 bootcamp in the UIUC mathematics department.
2017-06-06-ncsa: SPIN INCLUSION workshop, June 6, 2017
2017-07-06-ornl: Holds a seminar talk given for the NESLS program at ORNL.
2017-07-12-scipy: SciPy Keynote
2017-09-20-ncsa: talk for NCSA blue waters graduate fellows.
2017-09-20-thw: THW twenty minute talk about AI.
2017-09-21-anl: Talk for NNS reactor workshop at Argonne, September 21, 2017.
2017-09-27-eng471: engineering 471 guest lecture on nuclear power
2017-10-31-olin: Why Nuclear?
2017-11-07-ae442: Space Reactors talk
2017-11-16-npre100: null
2017-bootcamp: UIUC Math Department Computational Bootcamp for the PI4 program
2017-cnec: null
2017-collaborative-siip: Holds 2017 SIIP proposal on collaborative open source curriculum development.
2017-huff-rapid: Contains the radionuclide transport model paper, based on my thesis.
2018-02-15-pydata: talk for pydata ann arbor
2018-02-16-ners: holds ners talk.
2018-02-24-hackillinois: Keynote for HackIllinois 2018
2018-03-27-npre199: Best Practices talk for NPRE199 Undergrad Seminar
2018-04-20-siip: Holds NECX Collaborative Open Source Curriculum poster for AE3 Celebration of Teaching.
2018-arpa-e-open: Contains a concept paper for arpa-e open regarding machine learning for monte carlo.
2018-cnec-poster: null
2018-westphal-antpc: 2018 September ANTPC Conference Summary
ans2011: This holds a summary and presentation from the ANS Summer conference, 2011. Presented on Thursday, June 30, 2011.
ans2012: This holds a summary submitted and accepted to the ANS Summer conference, 2012. Presented on Wednesday, Jun 27, 2012.
ans2012-1: A summary to introduce PyNE to the American Nuclear Society, San Diego 2012.
ans2012winter: This holds a summary submitted and accepted to the ANS Winter conference, 2012. Presented on Tuesday, November 13, 2012.
ans2013: This holds a summary (and presentation) submitted, accepted, and presented to the American Nuclear Society (ANS) 2013 annual meeting to be held in Atlanta, GA. June 2013.
ans_2014_fco: holds a summary for ans winter 2014
ansatuiuc.github.io: null
archetype-paper: Archetype Paper
arfc.github.io: Holds the research group website.
bae-synergistic: Holds the paper "Synergistic Spent Nuclear Fuel Dynamics Within the European Union"
bc: Template for Software Carpentry bootcamp site repository.
beau: Burnup Equilibrium Analysis Utility (BEAU) couples static, continuous-energy, Monte Carlo neutron transport with point depletion analysis for pebble bed equilibrium depletion using the Multiple Burnup State Method (MBSM)
berkeley: The Hacker Within at the University of California - Berkeley
berkeley_workshop: Repo for the April 10-12 workshop to be held in Berkeley, CA
bids: This holds the BIDS call for participation response
bids-faire-2015: BIDS data science faire talk about the book.
blog: The new blog of Katy Huff...
board: Holds public material generated by and for the SCF board.
book-code: holds some example code for the book
boot-camps: Software Carpentry boot camp material
bpco: Building Powerful Community Organizations study group
bw-reports: Holds reports related to Huff/ARFC Blue Waters allocations
cnerg.github.com: CNERG Website
CommodConverter: This repository holds a very boring facility model for cyclus. It's very similar to the "NullFacility" of years past. Its purpose is to convert a commodity from one commodity to another after some period of delay time. This facility is very good for use as a storage facility or as a facility whose process physics will not transmute the material composition any more than with normal, system-wide decay. It was initially developed to run the fco code-to-code comparison.
communications: Press kit, boilerplate for grants, etc.
CompStats: Code for a workshop on statistical interference using computational methods in Python.
crosslinks-js: Linking topics and learning resources
CV: Curriculum Vitae
cyan: Cyclus Analysis Tools
cycamore: The CYClus Additional Modules REpository
cyclist: A visualization workbench for Cyclus
cyclopts: The Cyclus Optimization Library
cyclus: The core of the Cyclus nuclear fuel cycle code from the University of Wisconsin, Madison
cyclus.github.com: Landing page repository
cyclus_wssspe: A presentation during the Workshop on Sustainable Software for Science: Practice and Experiences (WSSSPE1.1@SciPy)
cycstub: A repository providing a skeletal set of modules for use with the Cyclus fuel cycle simulator.
cycsv: Python Code by Russell Nibbelink that converts Sqlite databases into CSV, appropriate for the FCO code to code exercise.
cyder: A cyclus disposal environment and repository object.
cyder-1: A cyclus disposal environment and repository object.
cython-cmake-example: Utilities and example for using CMake to build Cython modules.
d3ploy: A collection of Cyclus manager archetypes for demand driven deployment
db-wkshp: This is a workshop for the python workers party. It holds some software carpentry sql material and some hdf5 material based on tutorials by francesc alted and anthony scopatz.
ddca-litrev: Literature Review for Demand-Driven Cycamore Archetypes collaboration phase 1 thrust 1.
ddca_numerical_exp: null
dissertation: Katy's Dissertation.
docs-travis-ci-com: The Travis CI Documentation
fcsreqs: This holds functions and requirements for the next gen fuel cycle simulator.
funcs_and_reqs: A repository to hold the functions and requirements paper.
fundamentals-paper: A repository to hold the fundamentals paper
global2013: Global 2013: International Fuel Cycle Conference, SLC
gnode2014: holds a talk for the advanced programming summer school
hybrid: Holds the archetypes for a nuclear renewable hybrid energy system
I2CNER: null
illinois: THW Chapter at U. Illinois
inscight: inSCIght: The Scientific Computing Podcast
iuse2014: IUSE NSF proposal
jose: The Journal of Open Source Education (JOSE) is an educator-friendly journal for publishing computational learning modules & educational software.
katyhuff.github.com: Katy's website, forked from maori.
labnotebook: Source code and version history for my online lab notebook
lecture: Some lecture notes on basic physical concepts having to do with nuclear repository science.
mae297: Course website for the UC Davis MAE Seminar
matplotlib: matplotlib: plotting with Python
mean: null
MktDrivenInst: This repository holds an institution specifically designed for market-driven commissioning and decommissioning of reactors. It utlizes manager mixin classes to assist in this task. It was created for the specific purpose of runing the fco code-to-code comparison. However, it was designed to be sufficiently generic for general use.
MocDown: MocDown: a nuclear reactor core simulator
moltres: Repository for creating a new MOOSE based application
moose: Multiphysics Object Oriented Simulation Environment
msbr-reproc: holds a paper describing an MSBR online reprocessing demonstration.
MSR-design: Model MSR design; geometry, materials, boundary conditions, etc.
musings: random musings, blog posts, etc.
NE155: ne155 lecutre materials
ne255fall2014: This holds a talk for Berkeley's course NE255. I gave it in Fall 2014, on 2014.09.11
necx: Collaborative Open-Source Curriculum Development - Strategic Instructional Innovations Program
necx-org.github.io: This holds the website for the NECX project.
nodes: null
notes: this holds random public notes
npre247: null
npre397: Independent Study
npre412: Class lecture notes and other info for npre412
npre458: Senior Design Project Mentoring Ideas
npre555: NPRE 555, Reactor Theory I
npreNNN: Template repository for new course development.
OpenMOC: A method of characteristics code for nuclear reactor physics calculations.
pandas: Flexible and powerful data analysis / manipulation library for Python, providing labeled data structures similar to R data.frame objects, statistical functions, and much more
parity_code: This holds an example repository for the purpose of tutorials.
pbfhr: code related to the pbfhr
PHY3009: null
physics.codes: Website for Effective Computation in Physics
pitzercalcs: online repository for calculations related to the development of a pitzer model
planets: null
planets-1: null
PrairieLearn: Online problem-driving learning system
presentations: This is a repository for the presentations that don't need to be export controlled... or already have been.
procbuild: SciPy proceedings builder
publications: public repository for the development and distribution of publications
pyne: PyNE: Python for Nuclear Engineering
pyrk: Python for Reactor Kinetics
python-berkeley: python resources of berkeley curated at a place
python-testing: Holds testing section, a 4-hour workshop session on testing and continuous integration.
PyTrieste: null
repro-case-studies: Reproducibility case study contributions
reproducibility-wg: BIDS reproducibility working group
reveal-template: starting point for huff talks
salt-management-DMSR: null
sandbox: A sandbox for PyNE related development
scipy2013-cython-tutorial: null
scipy-2013-git-testing: Git and testing tutorial at SciPy 2013
scipy2013_talks: Content presented at the 2013 SciPy conference
SciPy-2014: Symposion-based website for US 2014 conference
scipy-conference: Scipy2013 conference materials
scipy_proceedings: Tools used to generate the SciPy conference proceedings
seminar: An example syllabus and lesson materials for a seminars on effective computation in the physical sciences.
SeparationMatrix: This repository holds a very useful facility model for cyclus. It is based on the separations matrix facility from years past. Based on a matrix of incoming streams, outgoing streams, and efficiencies, its purpose is to convert a commodity from one commodity to another after some period of delay time. Separations is elemental in this case. This facility is very good for use as a separations facility in a reprocessing scenario. It was recently re-created to run the fco code-to-code comparison.
site: Software Carpentry web site.
slideshows: Sildeshows related to Software Carpentry
StreamBlender: This holds a module for cyclus that blends streams of material into a resulting material. It aims for a goal recipe and can specify an order of preference for using available commodities. It was designed to run as a fuel fabrication facility, but can be used for any purpose that requires a combining of commodities that represent material streams. It was initially developed to run the fco code-to-code comparison.
thunder: Holds a thunder talk for bids
tools: Holds useful tools.
town-hall: A talk for the UW eScience and GitHub Academia Town Hall panel on "What Can Academia Learn from Open Source"
transition: This repository holds instructions and supporting data for transition analyses being conducted in collaboration with llnl
transition-scenarios: A repository to hold transition scenarios with Cyclus.
TWoFCS: null
ucb-rdn.github.com: Web presence for University of California Berkeley Reactor Design and Neutronics Group
ucb-xprex.github.io: The website for the XPREX project at the University of California - Berkeley.
UofCSCBC2012: A Software-Carpentry, Hacker Within Bootcamp at The University of Chicago, April 2-3, 2012.
webscraping: scraping the web for international reactor data
website: Software Carpentry website
wedding: open source wedding website. . .
win_or_scipy: A presentation for SciPy2014 which took place during the "You Win or You SciPy" BOF
wi-thesis-template: LaTeX dissertation template for the University of Wisconsin--Madison
wm2013: This holds a paper (and presentation) submitted and accepted to the Waste Management Symposium 2013, to be held in Phoenix Az. February 2013.

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This work is supported by the National Institutes of Health's National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, Grant Number U24TR002306. This work is solely the responsibility of the creators and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.