Become a marimo ambassador
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Whether you're a student, developer, or educator, there's a track for you: Campus, Professional, or Alumni.
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marimo Campus Ambassadors
Cole Jerum
University of Rochester · Physics
Physics student at the University of Rochester and SLAC intern, using marimo to make lab documentation reactive and reusable. Rewrote SLAC lab manuals as marimo notebooks.
J. Alex
The Citadel · Master's Student, Computer Science & Cybersecurity
Master's student at The Citadel in Charleston, SC, focused on computer science and cybersecurity, with connections to the MIDUS (AI) and RADIUS (AI/cybersecurity) research labs. Graduating December 2026, headed to a Department of Defense internship after.
Pragyan Tiwari
International Institute of Professional Studies, IIPS, DAVV (Indore) · 3rd-year BCA Student
Open-Source Lead at Google Developer Group (GDG) IIPS, running speaker sessions and contributing to open source. Works in classical ML and statistics (hypothesis testing, GLMs, linear mixed models). Built a marimo notebook on constructing an orthonormal basis via the Gram-Schmidt process.
Sasank Desaraju
University of Florida · MD/PhD Student
MD/PhD student researching clinical AI systems at the University of Florida, teaching biostatistics to medical residents. Research focuses on building AI tools that supercharge providers and patients, from large language models which collaborate with providers to deep learning models which predict when patients will get sicker.
marimo Ambassadors
Austen Wallis
PhD Candidate, Computational Astrophysics, University of Southampton → incoming Research Associate (Data Scientist), Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge
Finishing a PhD on emulating radiative transfer simulations of accretion disc winds, using ML to speed up astrophysical wind simulations. In September, joins the Institute of Astronomy at Cambridge to mine JWST data for possible biochemical signatures on exoplanets. Features marimo in talks to help astronomers build better software interfaces.
Simone Conradi
Cuneo, Italy · CS & AI Teacher, Technical High School
Theoretical physicist by training (lattice QCD), now teaches computer science and AI at a technical high school. Uses marimo for mathematical art and didactic storytelling across math, physics, and machine learning. 3 notebooks featured in the marimo community gallery.
Alumni
