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10 articles · Latest May 20, 2025

eScience Editorial Team·May 20, 2025

Scientific Community Building through Workshops: the NPLinker eScience experience

This blog post is written by Wageningen University & Research Assistant Professor Justin van der Hooft, who participates in the Open eScience Call 2021. His project “A communit...

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...

Lieke de Boer·Jun 27, 2024

Transparency in research... and football

A strategy for dealing with subjectivity in research, and in football, is to expose it. The VAR system in football allows the referee to scrutinise video footage of players, decide...

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eScience Editorial Team·Sep 21, 2023

Do you have 50.000 annotators?

Do you have 50.000 annotators? Written by eScience Center Fellow, Daniela Gawehns Photo by Shutterstock During ICT.open 2023, I organized a workshop for 40 computer scientists on r...

Barbara Vreede·Aug 30, 2023

Why your research deserves to be an R package

1 If after reading this post you are motivated to make your own R package, consider joining our upcoming workshop! Free tickets are now available. If you are an R user, think about...

Pablo Rodríguez-Sánchez·Jan 26, 2023

An applied mathematician meets software engineering

How software engineering practices helped me bridge the gap between mathematics and other fields Photo by Mick Haupt on Unsplash From industry to academia Let’s go backward to 2015...

eScience Editorial Team·Oct 27, 2022

How to manage your software

Today the Netherlands eScience Center and NWO released a Practical Guide to Software Management Plans (SMPs). The Software Management Plan Working Group developed the Guide with in...

Elena Ranguelova·Mar 21, 2022

How to find your Artificial Intelligence explainer

Here, we will use the LRP method to illustrate the principle of determining which features in an input contribute most strongly to the output of a trained DNN model. In this exampl...

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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Carlos Martinez-Ortiz·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,...