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Our next RAD Lab talk is on 11th June 4-5pm in Neil MacCormick Room Old College, University of Edinburgh from Mattis van ‘t Schip, Radboud University Title: Supply Chain Cybersecurity and the Law — Tackling the Modern Trojan Horse Abstract: In this presentation, I would like to give you an overview of my ongoing PhD […]
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Welcome back to ReproducibiliTea for 2025/2026 – our dedicated space to talk about Open Science with insights from invited speakers! For this year we went bold and decided that not one, not two, but three speakers for each session would give you, dear reader, the best overview of each topic. Our slightly longer session of […]
We’re withdrawing the mobile apps for DiagnosisView because the Web app does all the same, works on mobile devices, and this will keep the cost of subscriptions down. Nov 21, 2025
It is an accepted reality that professional growth and developing in one’s career relies upon building a network of connections. Often the support, collaboration and the perspectives of those in your professional network can help you to achieve your goals and successful outcomes. This is particularly true for academia where collaborations are a necessary part […]
I am walking with a colleague from the University. James is a Lecturer in Digital Education, and I have learned a lot from him about the relationship between the physical and digital classroom. When I told him about this project, he was interested in visiting a place that might seem to be separated from the […]
