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SUMMARY:Bluesky and Raydata: An Integrated Platform for Adaptive Experimen
 t Orchestration
DESCRIPTION:Hiran Wijesinghe, Andi Barbour, and Lutz Wiegart (Brookhaven N
 ational Laboratory); Evan Carlin, Joshua Einstein-Curtis, Paul Moeller, Ro
 b Nagler, Raven O'Rourke, and Nathan Cook (RadiaSoft LLC); and Max Rakitin
  (Brookhaven National Laboratory)\n\nSynchrotron light sources have emerge
 d as vibrant hubs of scientific collaboration, fueling breakthroughs acros
 s multiple disciplines. As domain scientists increasingly push the boundar
 ies of their research, the demand for customized beam- lines has grown in 
 response. Recent successes in experiment orchestration and data management
  solutions such as Bluesky are being adopted widely, yet a significant cha
 llenge remains: generalizing support for data analysis workflows to accomm
 odate the unique needs of diverse user communities. Addressing this hurdle
  could unlock a new era of experimental innovation, enabling the developme
 nt of sophisticated techniques that are adaptive, automated, and tailored 
 to specific research domains. This work presents a strategic approach to i
 ntegrating exper- iment orchestration and data analysis, aimed at empoweri
 ng scientists to realize their most ambitious goals while maximizing the p
 otential of modern light sources.\n\nTag: Distributed Computing, Experimen
 tal Facility, HPC Infrastructure\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop Reg Pa
 ss\n\nSession Chairs: Nicholas Schwarz (Argonne National Laboratory (ANL))
  and Justin Wozniak (Argonne National Laboratory (ANL), University of Chic
 ago)\n\n
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