Latest revision as of 13:59, 3 May 2026

L2iT Formation Wiki

Welcome to the L2iT internal wiki.

This wiki gathers resources, tutorials, and practical knowledge to help newcomers (students, postdocs, visitors) quickly become operational within the laboratory.

Purpose

Share useful resources (databases, codes, tutorials, workflows)
Facilitate onboarding of new members
Preserve and transmit knowledge within the group

Contributing

How to contribute to this wiki
This wiki is maintained by and for its users: people who actually need and use these resources in their daily work. Its quality depends directly on contributions from the community. Do not hesitate to contribute, even if you are not an expert on the topic. Add missing information or useful links whenever you encounter them Improve or correct existing pages when something is outdated or unclear Share practical experience from courses, tools, or workflows Even small edits are useful and help others You can also create new pages and add a link to the main page If something is missing, unclear, or could be useful: it should be added. You are also strongly encouraged to request new content or signal missing resources on the dedicated page: Needs (formation requests, missing tools, suggestions) There is no need to hesitate: this wiki is meant to evolve from the real needs of its users.

Available training resources

Resources and Tutorials

Basic tools — Linux, shell, SSH, clusters
Tutorial — Basic usage of CC-IN2P3
Version control tools — Git et GitLab
python
High-performance computing
Deep Learning and Artificial intelligence
Software quality and best practices
Scientific programming and optimization
C++ programming language

Research Groups

Getting Started

If you are new to the lab:

Start with your group page
Check the numerical tools page

This wiki evolves continuously — your contributions make it useful for everyone.

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-= L2iT Wiki =
+= L2iT Formation Wiki =
 Welcome to the L2iT internal wiki.
-This wiki is designed as a shared resource for members of the laboratory, in particular newcomers (students, postdocs, visitors). Its goal is to gather useful material, tutorials, and references related to research activities, numerical tools, and everyday scientific work within the lab.
+This wiki gathers resources, tutorials, and practical knowledge to help newcomers (students, postdocs, visitors) quickly become operational within the laboratory.
 == Purpose ==
-* Provide accessible introductions to the different research topics in the lab
+* Share useful resources (databases, codes, tutorials, workflows)
-* Share practical resources (databases, codes, tutorials, workflows)
+* Facilitate onboarding of new members
-* Help newcomers become quickly operational
 * Preserve and transmit knowledge within the group
 == Contributing ==
-This wiki is a **collective tool** and relies on contributions from all members.
+{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
+|-
+! style="text-align:left;" | How to contribute to this wiki
+|-
+| style="padding:12px;" |
+This wiki is maintained by and for its users: people who actually need and use these resources in their daily work.
-* Do not hesitate to add new content, even if it is incomplete
+Its quality depends directly on contributions from the community.
-* Small contributions are as valuable as large ones
-* You can correct, improve, or update any page
-* There is no need for perfect formatting — clarity is the priority
-''If something is missing or unclear, it is probably worth adding.''
+'''Do not hesitate to contribute, even if you are not an expert on the topic.'''
-== Research Groups ==
+* Add missing information or useful links whenever you encounter them
+* Improve or correct existing pages when something is outdated or unclear
+* Share practical experience from courses, tools, or workflows
+* Even small edits are useful and help others
+* You can also create new pages and add a link to the main page
+'''If something is missing, unclear, or could be useful: it should be added.'''
+You are also strongly encouraged to request new content or signal missing resources on the dedicated page:
+'''[[Needs]]''' (formation requests, missing tools, suggestions)
+There is no need to hesitate: this wiki is meant to evolve from the real needs of its users.
+|}
-* [[CAD]] — (to be completed)
+== Available training resources ==
-* [[OG]] — (to be completed)
+* [[On-site training courses in Toulouse]]
-* [[NP]] — Nuclear Physics
+* [[On-site training courses outside Toulouse]]
-* [[PP]] — (to be completed)
+* [[Remote training and self-learning resources]]
 == Resources and Tutorials ==
-* [[Numerical tools]] — Training material, software, and practical guides
+* [[Basic tools]] — Linux, shell, SSH, clusters
-* [[Database]] — Nuclear physics databases and data resources
+* [[Tutorial — Basic usage of CC-IN2P3]]
+* [[Version control tools]] — Git et GitLab
+* [[python]]
+* [[High-performance computing]]
+* [[Deep Learning and Artificial intelligence]]
+* [[Software quality and best practices]]
+* [[Scientific programming and optimization]]
+* [[C++ programming language]]
+== Research Groups ==
+* [[Computing, algorithms and data resources]]
+* [[Gravitational waves resources]]
+* [[Nuclear_physics_ressources|Nuclear Physics resources]]
+* [[Particle physics resources]]
 == Getting Started ==
-If you are new to the lab, you may want to:
+If you are new to the lab:
-* Browse your group’s page
-* Check the available numerical tools and tutorials
+* Start with your group page
-* Explore the database page for useful references
+* Check the numerical tools page
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-''This wiki evolves continuously — your contributions help make it more useful for everyone.''
+''This wiki evolves continuously — your contributions make it useful for everyone.''