Mastodawn

Meet Rosemary! This web-based application, developed by the eScience Center in collaboration with CLARIAH, provides an accessible interface to explore public Linked Data—no SPARQL knowledge needed. #SoftwareSpotlight

Netherlands eScience Center Jan 30

In this month's #SoftwareSpotlight, we're featuring Speckcn2, a Python package designed by the eScience Center and TU Delft to revolutionize laser-based satellite communications. Using machine learning to analyse star twinkling patterns, it estimates atmospheric turbulence.
https://research-software-directory.org/software/speckcn2

speckcn2

SpeckleCn2Profiler revolutionizes satellite communication, combining SCIDAR and AI. By accurately estimating turbulence strength and refining signals, it ensures reliable performance in any environment. Dive into our repository and join the quest to transform optical links.

Research Software Directory

Netherlands eScience Center Jan 23

🗓️ Together with #EVERSE, we are organizing an interactive #workshop to examine which tools and services researchers use to improve the quality of #researchsoftware and how they use them!
👉10 February from 10:00 - 16:00 CET (online)

Learn moer and register here:
https://buff.ly/4h2FFp9

EVERSE online workshop: Evaluation of Tools and Services to improve the quality of research software | OSCARS

The EVERSE project, in the frame of

Netherlands eScience Center Dec 19, 2024

As we wrap up the year, we’re shining a light on your favourite
#SoftwareSpotlight of 2024! This incredible tool, developed by our talented Research Software Engineers, has made a big impact!

A huge thanks to everyone who used, shared & supported the
#Software featured this year!

Netherlands eScience Center Dec 18, 2024

We want to offer our sincere congratulations to Prof. dr. ir. Wilco Hazeleger, our former director at the Netherlands eScience Center, on his appointment as the new Rector Magnificus of @utrechtuniversity. His leadership and commitment to sustainability, interdisciplinary collaboration and open science have made a lasting impact on our organization. We look forward to seeing how he will continue to inspire and innovate in this new role, shaping a bright future for the broader academic community.

Netherlands eScience Center Dec 17, 2024

Last week, several colleagues from the eScience Center attended the ODISSEI - Open Data Infrastructure for Social Science and Economic Innovations conference in Utrecht - a conference that brings together over 400 participants to connect, share ideas and explore cutting-edge research in computational social sciences.

Netherlands eScience Center Dec 11, 2024

Earlier this week, we gave a workshop for the Economic Department of Wageningen University & Research on collaborative version control with Git and GitLab. We gave a similar workshop on Tuesday at
Wageningen University & Research open to all students and employees.

esciencecenter-digital-skills.github.io/2024-12-10-ds-git-WUR/

Netherlands eScience Center Dec 9, 2024

🚀 We've released a new version of DIANNA, our open-source #ExplainableAI (#XAI) tool designed to help researchers get insights into predictions of #DeepNeuralNetworks.

What's new:
👉improved dashboard
👉extensive documentation
👉added tutorials

MORE: https://www.esciencecenter.nl/news/new-release-of-escience-centers-explainable-ai-tool-dianna/

New release of eScience Center's explainable AI tool DIANNA - eScience Center

DIANNA is an explainable AI (XAI) tool that helps researchers get insights into the predictions of Deep Neural Networks. New version released!

eScience Center

Netherlands eScience Center Dec 6, 2024

We were at the Annual Symposium of the Dutch Reproducibility Network presenting a poster about the #Fellowship Programme today! It was great seeing former fellows and talking about the future of reproducibility.

Netherlands eScience Center Dec 3, 2024

Another big win for #Computational #Science! Our #GPU Programming Workshop wrapped up successfully! This workshop empowers participants to harness GPU power for faster, smarter computing. Thanks to all the participants and instructors!