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eScience Editorial Team·Mar 18, 2026

Give Me Data, Yesterday

I want this data, and I want it yesterday!This post is adapted, with the author’s permission and collaboration, from this post in his personal blog. This is a quest. A quest for t...

Bart Schilperoort·Mar 12, 2025

Sharing MATLAB models with everyone

MATLAB is still commonly used in many scientific fields, despite its closed-source nature. While many (technical) universities used to teach coding using MATLAB, more and more are...

Carlos Martinez-Ortiz·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 C...

Patrick Bos·Apr 6, 2023

Ditching Docker Hub: serve research software with GHCR + Zenodo

Or pay the price… that Docker Hub may charge you Scrooge McDuck who throws a Docker container in the trash in the style of Disney… according to Stable Diffusion. As a researcher, a...

Abel Soares Siqueira·Jan 26, 2022

Speed up your Python code using Julia

Part two of the series on achieving high performance with high-level code Python holds the steering wheel, but we can make it faster with other languages. Photo by Spencer Davis on...

Felipe·Jan 15, 2021

Building a Web Service to Manage Scientific Simulation Data Using GraphQL

Therefore, the Ceiba web service needs to handle two kinds of requests by the client: read-only queries and mutations on the datasets. These “queries” and “mutations” can be easily...

Hanno Spreeuw·Oct 21, 2019

eScience trends from ADASS 2019

The 2019 Conference on Astronomical Data Analysis and Software Systems (ADASS, 353 participants) took place in Groningen between 6 and 10 October, 2019. The aim of this annual conf...

Ronald van Haren·Feb 5, 2019

fairifying ewatercycle

Towards reproducible science and better flooding forecasts Growing populations, economies, industries and urbanization are increasing the demand for water, while extreme weather sp...

Jurriaan H. Spaaks·Dec 20, 2018

portable hpc workflows with snakemake and xenon

Migrate your scientific workflows to different remote machines in minutes instead of days Image courtesy of WallpaperUP Scientific workflows are often coupled to the computer syste...