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David Skinner
March 25th, 1971 - August 29th, 2021
March 25th, 1971 - August 29th, 2021
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J.J. Cavaleri
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I met David when I was a graduate student at the University of Kansas. David worked in the Bowman research group as an undergraduate student. His efforts directly led to several publications for the group, and my work benefited greatly from his expertise in mathematics and computer programming. I am sorry to hear of his passing almost three years late. Thank you for being a great coworker and friend, David.
Beth Skinner

2020 post on science and broccoli from Linkedin: Sensors, data & understanding...they go so well together. This calibration data brings a special smile to those who know how science teams show diligence in choosing effective benchmarks. Vegetables such as these are not the systems of study, yet they are still useful to those who are resourceful. You can buy one at Safeway. https://lnkd.in/gEkwJR3
Beth Skinner
December 1, 2020 posting on Linkedin: "It's Giving Tuesday. Please consider helping a foodbank with a donation. They are seeing tremendous demand currently. Two good options are below. Thank you. Contra Costa & Solano County: https://give.foodbankccs.org/LBNLcs Alameda County (Select team LBNLcs): https://www.vfd-accfb.org/home.aspx"
Cam Skinner
if anyone could get a hang of Angela i dont know her last name but she has two boys henry and roen and david and me used to get together with them all the time if anyone has her contact info please message my mom!: kveryr@gmail.com
Beth Skinner
2021 article on Covid Research from Linkedin: https://cs.lbl.gov/news-media/news/2021/superfacility-model-brings-covid-research-into-real-time/
Beth Skinner
May 7, 2021 posting on Linkedin: "Scientific data has many stakeholders. As a PI or participant in scientific research you can broaden your stakeholder horizons and the impact of your data using PuRe practices described here. https://science.osti.gov/Initiatives/PuRe-Data/Resources-at-a-Glance Office of Science (SC) Public Reusable Research (PuRe) Data Resources are data repositories, knowledge bases, analysis platforms, and other activities that make data publicly available to enable better communication, better stewardship, and better science. When your project has data management planning (DMP) questions, talk to NERSC or your program manager about how to grow data impact through reuse. Durable DMPs that work for a wide range of stakeholders can foster data citation practices, give due credit for researchers, and inform system resource planning."
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