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19 articles · Latest April 23, 2026

Faruk Diblen·Apr 23, 2026

Provenance in the age of AI: Why we need AI Declarations for more transparency

In research, if our methodology is not transparent, our results are not verifiable. Using AI to help generate code or synthesize data is dramatically affecting transparency, sustai...

Jesse Gonzalez·Feb 26, 2026

Making LLMs Work for Science: How AI-Powered Storytelling Helps Researchers Communicate Their Software

Large language models get a lot of attention in research for what they might replace. We wanted to explore what they can enable: better, faster scientific communication that actual...

eScience Editorial Team·Feb 11, 2026

Enabling best practices for sustainable software in the Natural & Engineering sciences (SS-NES)

Enabling best practices for sustainable software in the Natural & Engineering sciences (SS-NES) Authors: Roel Janssen, Jason Maassen and Carlos Martinez-Ortiz With the availabl...

eScience Editorial Team·Dec 9, 2025

Strengthening Research Software Management in Dutch UMCs: Highlights from the Second DReaMS Community Meetup

Strengthening Research Software Management in Dutch UMCs: Highlights from the Second DReaMS Community Meetup Written by Anna Niehues, Özgün Balaban, Magnus Palmblad, Mariia Steeghs...

eScience Editorial Team·Dec 6, 2024

How much research output is really open, and how can we tell?

Written by Esther Plomp, Meron Vermaas, Carlos Martinez-Ortiz, Nemo Andrea, Ewan Cahen, Felix Weijdema, Dorien Huijser, Marta Teperek, Bjørn Bartholdy & Ana Parrón Cabañero. Du...

Deekshitha·Jul 26, 2024

Decoding Research Software Impact: A Collaborative Journey

Decoding Research Software Impact: A Collaborative Journey On 23 April 2024, the first ‘National Research Software Day’ took place in Hilversum, the Netherlands. During the unconfe...

eScience Editorial Team·Mar 19, 2024

The FAIR for Research Software Principles after two years: an adoption update

By Michelle Barker, Leyla Jael Castro, Bernadette Fritzsch, Daniel S. Katz, Carlos Martinez-Ortiz, Anna Niehues, Alexander Struck, Qian Zhang Click here for citation information fo...

eScience Editorial Team·Nov 2, 2023

Investing in people: anticipating the future of research software

Authored by Kim Hartley and Michelle Barker Photo credit: ADORE.Software at the International Research Software Funders WorkshopThis article was cross-posted on Adore.software and...

Faruk Diblen·Dec 3, 2021

cffinit: NOW is the time to get more recognition for your software!

Creating software citation files using cffinit by Abel S. Siqueira and Faruk Diblen (Netherlands eScience Center) Modified photo of a cinema by Jake Hills on Unsplash https://unspl...

Netherlands eScience Center·Jul 23, 2020

Get up to speed with software sustainability — the WOSSS19 report and a look to the future

The audience discussed topics raised by the introductions, and as part of this they wrote material for the report in a process adapted from the speed blogging approach. Those who s...

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Peter Kalverla·Mar 25, 2020

6 months of eScience: 6 lessons worth sharing

On the road towards FAIR and reproducible science. Ever find yourself hesitating to send that important email, cursor hovering over the send button? For me, it’s grown into a curio...

eScience Editorial Team·Dec 17, 2019

The success of reliable integration of renewable energy

Countries, companies and individuals are increasingly aware of the need to keep our world clean by supporting sustainable energy. The landscape is evolving rapidly. Of the various...

Ben van Werkhoven·Dec 2, 2019

FAIR Software at the 2019 eScience Symposium

An important part of giving proper attribution is to make your software citable and to cite others when you build upon their work. Stephan and others have developed the Citation Fi...

Johan Hidding·Jul 2, 2019

why all you’ll ever need is markdown

an introduction to Pandoc Photo by Daniel McCullough on Unsplash Markdown is widely used for writing up documents. It is supported by many blog engines, GitHub readme, you name it....

Jurriaan H. Spaaks·Dec 11, 2018

the research software directory and how it promotes software citation

Improve the findability, citability, and reproducibility of research software By Jurriaan H. Spaaks, Stefan Verhoeven, Tom Klaver, Jason Maassen, (Netherlands eScience Center) and...

eScience Editorial Team·Dec 3, 2018

how do we evaluate research software to meet different requirements

Software written to solve research questions gains more recognition as a research result of its own and requires evaluation in terms of usability as well as its potential to facil...

Maarten van Meersbergen·Jul 3, 2017

binge-watching science on youtube the good, the epic and the brilliant

With some help, its algorithms can be trained to find you the good stuff A decade ago, my favorite TV channel used to be the Discovery channel. I spent hours watching shows like Ho...

Lourens Veen·May 23, 2017

a license to science

The Beastie Boys were Licensed to Ill, James Bond had a licence to kill. I want a license to science. Science, it is said, is standing on the shoulders of giants. We scientists des...

eScience Editorial Team·Apr 3, 2017

how can network analysis lead to a new way of studying court decisions

Gijs van Dijck, Professor of Private Law, Maastricht University Photography and text: Elodie Burrillon / HUCOPIX Gijs van Dijck is a young professor of Private Law at Maastricht U...