Carlos Martinez-Ortiz

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Research Software Engineer working on software sustainability, community building, and linked data.

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Feb 10, 2025

Reproducible research with The Turing Way

The Netherlands eScience Center and Turing Way have long been collaborating on the common goal to improve reproducible research practices 1 A long time ago, in the far-away Amsterdam Science Park, the...

Oct 26, 2023

Open Science Festival: What infrastructures do we need to preserve research software?

written by Luisa Orozco, Daniela Gawehns, and Carlos Martinez-Ortiz Introduction Earlier this year, the 2023 edition of the Dutch Open Science Festival was held. We (the eScience Center and Leiden Uni...

Oct 18, 2019

RSEConUK 2019

written by Niels Drost, Mateusz Kuzak and Carlos Martinez-Ortiz UK-RSE conference took place from the 17th to 19th of September 2019. This was my second RSE conference of the year, (the first one bein...

Oct 3, 2019

NARCIS connects to the Research Software Directory

Software now officially listed as a research output The “FAIR Software Route” website will be presented by DANS and eScience Center at the eScience Symposium this November. Watch our RSD promotional v...

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Sep 17, 2018

Want to organize a workshop on image processing

A list of resources to kick-start your workshop I wanted to organize a workshop on image processing for PhDs in the medical domain. I usually use Software Carpentry lessons in my workshops, but there...

Jun 12, 2018

Flavour your linked data with garlic

Explore linked data collections via Web-API’s — zero coding required! Linked data is growing in importance — and rightly so: it facilitates machine readability of data, making it easier for machines t...

Oct 17, 2017

Demagification of Python, Git and Shell

Teaching researchers essential skills for digital science With increasing number of data sources and digital tools playing a key role in today’s scholarly research, mastering the essential skills to e...

Feb 6, 2017

What happened during the “Historic newspapers as ‘big data’” congress

On Friday 20th of January 2017, the Royal Library (a.k.a. Koninklijke Bibilotheek or KB) hosted the second congress on Historic newspapers as big data, with the central topic of Concept Drift. Slides...

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