Lost in translation
English is becoming the de-facto standard for an educated life. As a non-native speaker, you may be subsidizing this development. But will new technology thwart the rise of English?
Information & Data Science Blogs
Volcano analysis from space in real time
Humans have always wondered: Can a volcanic eruption be predicted? Sometimes yes! My research group is working on a satellite-based solution for this.
Why compute with light?
Research into new computing technologies has recognised light as an interesting resource, but why do we need new computers, and why with light?
A hitchhiker’s guide to data science for molecular biology
You are a molecular biologist who stumbled into this whole data science thing out of genuine interest but really somewhat by accident. You enjoy data analysis and want to proceed but you don’t know where to go after finishing your basic courses. In a way it feels like you traveled to a foreign country and now you need to understand...
A guide to a most miserable PhD life
A step-by-step guide to make the PhD the most mesmerizing time of your life.
Sailing to an Interdisciplinary Research – My Expedition
After five relentless months of meetings, interviews, and presentations, I was handed an offer letter to join a renowned academic institute to conduct interdisciplinary research. Was the journey from being a master’s student to a Ph.D. candidate smooth? Hmmm, quite the contrary. Was it worth the anguish? Yes, it was the most invaluable and rewarding adventure and transition I observed...
Process Mining on Ocean Science
Computers are usually associated with the use of social media or the next travel booking. In this article, I will show you how computers can also be used in unusual disciplines such as process mining on ocean science.
