AIGUASOL is looking for a Junior Python Developer to join its headquarters in Barcelona (Spain).
They are searching for a part-time Junior Data Scientist with skills in Python programming for a european founded project. The candidate should be able to write reusable and clean code and work with foreign code, using version control systems (such as Git).
The candidate will participate in the creation of an application to promote Renewable energy communities (EnC).
UCM offers a PhD position (up to four years) and a two-year postdoctoral position to contribute to the Spanish project MALONE (MeteorologicAL drivers and uncertainties in climate projections of ground-level OzoNE episodes). The selected candidates will be based at Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM), Spain.
Argos is a GUI for viewing and exploring scientific data, written in Python and Qt. It has a plug-in architecture that allows it to be extended to read new data formats. At the moment plug-ins are included to read HDF-5, NetCDF-4, WAV, Exdir, numpy binary files and various image formats, but a plug-in could be written for any data that can be expressed as a Numpy array.
@jgomezdans it is not a python compiler. It is a python-like syntax compiler. I.e. not totally compatible and with some quirks and not free, etc. I bet you will prefer the more established numba/pythran/cython/etc options.
Trying to understand what ML-based models learn is interesting me for several years now. For example, why is the LSTM so much better in modeling the rainfall-runoff system than any physical/conceptual model, using the same input data? Is there anything we can learn from this model that we can then integrate into conceptual/physical models?