The ESRF welcomed the 1st OASYS School Available online the training material from the 1st PaNOSC OASYS School Fundamental Research © PaNOSC Researchers and engineers from eight light sources in Europe and the Americas have met at the ESRF for the first OASYS School, a hands-on meeting to modelling synchrotron beamlines using OASYS (ORange SYnchrotron Suite). This user-friendly graphical environment developed by Luca Rebuffi and Manuel Sanchez del Rio incorporates well know tools such as SHADOW and SRW, among others. The three-day school covered calculations of the power and flux emitted by the different synchrotron sources, the simulation of complete beamlines using ray tracing and wavefront methods, and the automation of the simulations using programming techniques. Courses were taught by Manuel Sanchez del Rio (ESRF), Luca Rebuffi (ANL-USA), Xianbo Shi (ANL-USA) and Rafael Celestre (ESRF). Tom Schoonjans (DLS-UK) presented xraylib and Juan Reyes Herrera (ESRF) assisted the tutorials and Fabienne Mengoni and Christine Madonna supported the school organization. The 1st OASYS School was sponsored by PaNOSC as part of the PaNOSC Training programme. The full course material is available online at https://github.com/oasys-kit/oasys_school Keywords EOSC, European Open Science Cloud, Open Data, Open Science, OASYS, training
