Netherlands eScience Center
We’re an independent foundation with 80+ passionate people working together in the Netherlands’ national centre for academic research software.
Patrick Bos
eScientist / freelancer / HPC & data science / Physics & Humanities / C++ & Python
Netherlands eScience Center
Dutch national center for digital expertise. We help those in academic research develop open, sustainable, high quality software tools.
Peter Kalverla
Research software engineer with a background in meteorology and wind energy
Pablo Rodríguez-Sánchez
Functional nerd | Physics | Math | Science communication | https://pabrod.github.io
Latest Posts
Masking time-series for eXplainable AI
Why did my Machine Learning (ML) model make this decision? Is it paying attention to the right elements of the data we give it?
The Dystopian Mirage: Blogging’s Descent with My Involvement
Within the tumultuous realm of digital content creation, bloggers are confronted with a dilemma — to maintain the integrity of their craft…
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…
How to manage your IP address in Python
This post is the first of a series of blog posts arising from a collaboration between the eScience Center and the ODISSEI Social Data…
Differentiation without subtraction
A surprising application of complex numbers
Causal Inference in JASP: The Process Module
By Malte Lüken, Julia M. Rohrer, Thijs Vroegh, Johnny van Doorn, and Eric-Jan Wagenmakers
Talking about energy-efficient GPU computing at SC23
November is the time for Supercomputing, or SC as it is called nowadays, and in 2023 the largest High-Performance Computing (HPC)…
How to ensure that others can run your code
By Julian Gonggrijp
Machine Learning Machinery for Quantum Chemistry
Machine learning techniques are impacting all areas of science, and molecular simulations are not spared. This blog post shows how to make…
Navigating research software policies: Insights from the Dutch research community
Imagine you’re a researcher who developed a brilliant piece of software that may be useful to many. Maybe it’s a single script that cleans…
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