Partners and sponsors

Funding

This project is funded by the Nordic e-Infrastructure Collaboration (NeIC) and many partners providing in-kind support (see below). The project is now in its fourth phase (2025--2028). NeIC directly funds a 50% position for project management. NeIC also provides funding for travel, meetings, and conferences.

Organizations providing in-kind support

A number of organizations encourage their staff to teach and co-organize CodeRefinery workshops as part of their work time.

If you would like to contribute to shaping the future of the project, please encourage your organization to join as well. While it costs them your work time it has also proven to increase cross-organisation and international collaborations, not only for CodeRefinery workshops.

Partners providing local support

Our workshops are free to all, because why not. However, teaching doesn't end after the class. Partners both help organize courses and provide support for learners during and after the courses. See information for organizations on how your organization can join.

Aalto University (Aalto Scientific Computing, ASC)

ASC has been involved in CodeRefinery since 2017.

• Web: https://scicomp.aalto.fi
• Learner support: https://scicomp.aalto.fi/help/
• Contact: Richard Darst via CodeRefinery chat.
• Provides local registration and breakout rooms for most core workshops, in addition to many other training events throughout the year.

TU Delft

TU Delft has provided local breakoutrooms for many core workshops.

VU Amsterdam

VU Amsterdam has provided local breakoutrooms for many core workshops.

We are supported by Zulip

Zulip is an open-source modern team chat app designed to keep both live and asynchronous conversations organized. We very much appreciate their support by hosting our chat for free.