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English Edition: In this edition of the ByteSized dRTP (STEP-UP) season Joe Wallwork from the Institute of Computing for Climate Science (https://iccs.cam.ac.uk/) is telling us why green computing matters. And in particular, how to make continuous integration/deployment more sustainable.
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English edition: We all love a good pastry, but this CAKE is different. It's the Computational Abilities and Knowledge Exchange (CAKE). Eleanor Broadway, Marion Weinzierl and Nick Brown tell us what it's all about. And Tobias Weinzierl and Eva Fernandez-Amez explain what the HPC Days in Durham/UK have to do with CAKE.
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Deutsche Ausgabe: Wissenschaftliche Gesellschaften wie die Gesellschaft für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik (GAMM) oder die Gesellschaft für Informatik (GI) spielen eine zentrale Rolle in Forschung und Lehre. In dieser Folge erzählen uns Robert Speck (FZJ) und Anna-Lena Lamprecht (Uni. Potsdam) wie sie neue Arbeitsgruppen zur Forschungssoftware in diesen Gesellschaften aufgebaut haben. Und warum.
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English Edition: How can we preserve data not for years, but for centuries, perhaps even millennia? Meet the Arctic World Archive (AWA), located on the Norwegian island of Spitzbergen part of the Svalbard archipelago. I met with the 2 co-founders, Rune Bjerkestrand and Katrina Leon to find out what's behind AWA and how data can be preserved for the longterm.
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English edition: As part of our ByteSized series, we are going through some of the (many) aspects of AI assisted coding with my guests Robert Chatley (Imperial College London, UK), Reece Walsh (Newcastle Uni., UK) and Faruk Diblen (eScience Centre, Amsterdam, NL).
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ByteSized dRTP is part of the STEP-UP project and I would like to thank them for supporting this show.
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English Edition: scikit-learn is THE open source programming library for all things machine-learning. And since 2024, it is the core part of a company called :probabl.
What this means for the millions of users of scikit-learn and the many contributors is something we find out in this episode, where I talk to Marie Sacksick (skore), Arturo Amor (skolar) and Yann Lechelle (president and co-founder of :probabl.).
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English Edition: PsychoPy is an open source library widely used in behavioural sciences. I met with Jonathan Peirce, author and psychology researcher himself, about what the library does and how he, and his team, manage to keep it running while still doing research.
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Deutsche Ausgabe: In der Woche vom 1. Juni fand in Berlin eine Woche zum Thema Forschungssoftware statt - mit Trainingsprogrammen und Meetups. Dazu gehörte auch der erste RSE (Research Software Engineering) Tag in Berlin. Hier hört Ihr von den Organisatoren Claudia Göbel (ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9785-4154 ) und Alexander Struck (ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1173-9228) wie das so gelaufen ist.
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English Edition: Andre Piza is one of the authors of the paper: "Towards a National Research Software Engineering Capability in Arts and Humanities Research: A Roadmap". And in this episode Andre tells us what this roadmap contains and how this benefits digital skills in the arts and humanities domain.
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English Edition: The Institut for Research Software (formerly the Software Sustainability Institute) in the UK can look back on a long tradition of promoting 'better software, better research'. A key element of this is the fellowship. Together with my guests Oscar Seip and Shoaib Sufi (both from the University of Manchester) we explore the history of the fellowship and how it evolved over time.
NOTE: applications for the next round of fellowship is OPEN until 5 October 2026.
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Welcome to Code for Thought, the podcast about software for research and the people who make it. Languages: English, German, French