about.md
About
Project Cherenkov is an open-source archive of interactive olympiad editorials for informatics, physics and astronomy. Each editorial explains one idea in full: a proof or derivation, and a visualization you can manipulate. Editorials are filed by the mistake they correct, not by syllabus chapter.
Around the archive sit a syllabus and short materials, for browsing by topic, and a study planner with a companion called Neutrino. The syllabus and the planner follow the Indonesian OSN today.
Why it looks and sounds like this and documentations: Inspiration and philosophy.
Team
Renee
Initiator, Backend Developer, Astronomy Content Editor
I am an aspiring astrophysicist. I investigate physical systems through computational modelling, statistical inference and large-scale data analysis, and I want to contribute to observational and computational research on astronomical datasets. I care about open science and the democratisation of research, so I advocate for accessible scientific data infrastructure, transparent methods and collaborative knowledge-sharing. I also do human rights advocacy, focused on gender equity, LGBTQ+ rights and racial justice. Alongside this, I work in information architecture. I regularly collect, cross-reference and reconcile disparate qualitative sources into one coherent system, which has sharpened my pattern recognition, systematic literature review and technical documentation.
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the holder of place
I am the holder of place, the place of the holder
A6cenna
Developer
MintLen15
Developer
Source
Cherenkov is built in the open. Every editorial is a git-tracked file, so the commit history is public. Contribute on GitHub.
github.com/project-cherenkov/project-cherenkov-appContact
General inquiries & project contact
projectcherenkov@gmail.com