Jeffrey Perkel
New @Nature, Amanda Heidt reports on a new publishing platform that places code front and centre:
@curvenote creates interactive publications based on digital-coding notebooks and aims to increase the transparency and reproducibility of data science. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-02577-1 🧪
A publishing platform that places code front and centre

Curvenote creates interactive publications based on digital-coding notebooks and aims to increase the transparency and reproducibility of data science.

Aug 7, 2024 at 3:59pmWeb
Show threadJeffrey PerkelAug 9, 2024
@Nature @curvenote Check out this new paper, using the Curvenote system, from Elemental Microscopy: https://www.elementalmicroscopy.com/articles/EM000002 -- click the little 'power' button above figures to experience the interactive features!
Tilt-Corrected BF-STEM - Elemental Microscopy

Computational article on the tilt-corrected bright-field STEM technique -- a dose efficient phase contrast imaging modality which utilizes the principle of reciprocity.

Show threadRamiro MagnoAug 7, 2024
@jperkel @Nature @curvenote This sounds really cool. And they support Rmd/qmd!
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Jeffrey PerkelAug 7, 2024
New @Nature, Amanda Heidt reports on a new publishing platform that places code front and centre:
@curvenote creates interactive publications based on digital-coding notebooks and aims to increase the transparency and reproducibility of data science. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-02577-1 🧪
Show threadJeffrey PerkelAug 9, 2024
@Nature @curvenote Check out this new paper, using the Curvenote system, from Elemental Microscopy: https://www.elementalmicroscopy.com/articles/EM000002 -- click the little 'power' button above figures to experience the interactive features!
Tilt-Corrected BF-STEM - Elemental Microscopy

Computational article on the tilt-corrected bright-field STEM technique -- a dose efficient phase contrast imaging modality which utilizes the principle of reciprocity.

Show threadRamiro MagnoAug 7, 2024
@jperkel @Nature @curvenote This sounds really cool. And they support Rmd/qmd!