Introduction – Interested in sbmlsim GSoC Project

[Vijaya Lakshmi Pokala]

Hi everyone,
I’m Vijaya Lakshmi Pokala, a student in CSE(DataScience) and Python developer interested in contributing to sbmlsim, especially the GSoC 2026 project on automated reporting for SBML workflows.
I’m looking forward to learning from the community and discussing best practices for reproducible reporting and simulation workflows.

Thanks,
Vijaya
GitHub: https://github.com/vijayalakshmipokala.

[Herbert M Sauro]

You should look into the work being done on SED2. One of the aims of SED2 is to create persistent descriptions of computational experiments and for that reason differ from normal workflows which tend to be very fragile.  Matthias Konig will know what this is.

Herbert Sauro

On Sun, Feb 22, 2026 at 8:00 AM Vijaya Lakshmi Pokala <vijayalaks...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone, I’m Vijaya Lakshmi Pokala, a student in CSE(DataScience) and Python developer interested in contributing to sbmlsim, especially the GSoC 2026 project on automated reporting for SBML workflows. I’m looking forward to learning from

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