Success stories for the FEniCS web pages

[Marie E. Rognes]

Dear all,

The FEniCS Project would like to start publishing "Research

highlights" or "Success stories" on the main FEniCS Project web

page. The idea is to let FEniCS users summarize their research in a

few paragraphs which will then be published and featured on the

official FEniCS web page. We aim to collect a number of such

highlights and update the featured articles frequently.

We are inviting you all to contribute such "success stories" based on

your recent research (papers). This would expose your research to a

wide audience (the FEniCS web site has approx. 1500 visitors per

week); for us, this allows us to demonstrate how FEniCS is used; and

for other users, it may be interesting to see how FEniCS is used in

various ways by other researchers.

The format for a "FEniCS Success story" is:

  [Graphical highlight -- 366x282 in png/jpg format preferably]

  [Short summary of research and how FEniCS was used]

  [Brief information about the author(s)]

  [Reference list, optionally with a link to repository/docker image]

In total this should not be much longer than 2/3-1 page and be on a

relatively high level. Plain txt format for the text would be perfect,

we will format your input to make it web ready and possibly make minor

edits to ensure a consistent style.

Please send contributions to me (m...@simula.no) at your convenience. I

will also contact you and others individually and regularly as new

research results citing FEniCS find their way into my Google Scholar

alert ;-)

Thanks,

  Marie

[Mike Welland]

Hi, Are success stories still a part of the FEniCS webpage? I couldn't find it on the website anymore...

Thanks

[Marie E. Rognes]

Hi Mike,

We're still figuring out where to put them on the new web page, but the plan is: yes! So, if you

have one you would like to share, please feel free to send your contribution to me.

Best wishes,

  Marie

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[Mike Welland]

Great!
I will fill out the format you sent out a while ago and send it your way.
Thanks

[andrew....@gmail.com]

It would be really useful to have someplace to find the FEniCS code used in various publications as well. It would greatly help readers replicate results. Such a success story location could be the right place to put that info too.

Thanks, Andrew

[Marie Elisabeth Rognes]

Hi Andrew and all,

Zenodo (zenodo.org) is a nice platform for sharing code used in publications. There is a FEniCS Project Community there (https://zenodo.org/communities/fenicsproject), or you can just search for FEniCS tagged publications. 

Best regards,

  Marie 

On Fri, Feb 16, 2018 at 4:13 AM <andrew....@gmail.com> wrote:

It would be really useful to have someplace to find the FEniCS code used in various publications as well. It would greatly help readers replicate results. Such a success story location could be the right place to put that info too.

Thanks, Andrew