Netherlands eScience Center

Excited to see our General Director Joris van Eijnatten chairing this lecture on parliamentary data of Professor dr. Paid Ihalainen! Such a great collaboration for the world of #digitalhistory.

The Turing Way is collecting positive impact stories - here's ours, written by Carlos Martinez. If you would like to share your own positive impact story, you can do that here: https://buff.ly/4aNIwQl

🚀 Join the #UrbanM4 #Symposium on #UrbanClimateModeling! 🌍🏙️ The countdown is on! ⏳ Only #10DaysLeft to register for the free of charge Urban-M4 Symposium, where experts will explore the integration of urban morphology into weather and climate models. Don’t miss this opportunity to shape the future of #urbanclimate and #hydrometeorology! 📅 Date: 24-25 February 2025 📍 Location: Wageningen University, The Netherlands & Online (#HybridEvent) 🌟 Organized by: Wageningen University & Research, University of Twente, and the Netherlands eScience Center This two-day event will feature: ✅ Keynote talks from leading researchers in urban climate science (check attached programme) ✅ Interactive sessions tackling challenges in urban morphology & weather modeling ✅ Networking and collaboration opportunities ✅ A vision for 2030 in urban climate and hydrometeorology 💡 If you're working on urban climate, remote sensing, AI-driven urban analytics, or micro- to mesoscale modeling, this is your chance to engage with the field’s top minds! 📎 Check out the programme in the document below. 🔗 Register before 14 FEB 2025 using this link: https://lnkd.in/daMQtSWJ Let's shape the future of urban climate science together! 🌍🌆 Gert-Jan Steeneveld Peter Kalverla Claire Donnelly Bianca Eline Sandvik SM Labib Kunihiko Fujiwara Harsh Kamath Dev Niyogi #UrbanM4 #UrbanClimate #WeatherModeling #UrbanMorphology #ClimateScience #Research #WageningenUniversity #UrbanMeteorology

We've got another Fellow Feature coming your way. This time, we're highlighting the project from Anne Mickan, a research software engineer at Radboud UMC. Learn more about how she is making medical diagnostics accessible to the public!

Interested in becoming a certified Carpentries Instructor? Join the training from 4-5 March! The training will be held online and registration closes 24 February!

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. By using machine learning to analyse star twinkling patterns, it estimates atmospheric turbulence, tackling signal disruptions and optimizing communication systems. Perfect for researchers in optical communications, astronomy or atmospheric science—and even space agencies—Speckcn2 paves the way for more reliable satellite communication. Learn more here: https://buff.ly/3E91yo2

A big thank you to everyone who joined our Introduction to Deep Learning workshop! 🧠💻 It was a fantastic session filled with learning, collaboration and curiosity. We're grateful to have such an engaged group of participants!

Last chance to sign up for the Efficient Computing in #Julia workshop from 11-12 February! Registration closes on 2 February. If you're a researcher or software engineer looking to optimize your code, this workshop is for you! Learn how to profile, benchmark & supercharge Julia code.

Highly skilled programmers are essential in building complex software. But, it's only effective collaborations that enable them to achieve big things in the world of modern software engineering. This insightful blog by Carsten Schnober shares more...read on!

In our latest Fellow Feature, Esther Plomp shares her passion for Open Science and how it drives her impactful research for her Fellowship project. Learn how she’s breaking barriers and inspiring change in the scientific community!