#resarch — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #resarch, aggregated by home.social.
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Researchers and research teams making their data FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) can now be nominated for the Dutch Data Prize 2026!
This award recognizes outstanding research data management and celebrates researchers who share their data or research outputs (including code/software) for verification, reuse, and new scientific discoveries.
Nominate now: https://researchdata.nl/en/2026/07/nominations-are-now-open-for-the-dutch-data-prize-2026/
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Thanks to the DataCite Global Access Fund, AFLI & ASREN were able to run a project enhancing the adoption of Open Science in the Middle East and North Africa by organizing webinars & training. Read how this enabled librarians & research administrators to spread the word: https://doi.org/10.5438/mnet-hz91
@Mohamadmostafa
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Do you need computing power in 2026 for complex and data-intensive research that exceeds the computing capacity of your own institution?
Then apply for computing time on the national high-performance computing facilities, such as the Snellius supercomputer, LUMI, Grid and cloud.
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Open-source flow monitoring with SENSOR: Benefits and trade-offs https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2025/08/14/sensor-open-source-flow-monitoring/ #trafficmonitoring #SemperVictus #InferSight #networking #opensource #Don'tmiss #Features #Hotstuff #MikroTik #Paessler #software #resarch #RESILIX #News
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Everyday experience tells us that compression heats, and expansion cools. Anybody who has pumped up a bicycle tire knows that.
In the quantum world, it can be exactly the opposite. This is what physicists led by Hanns-Christoph Nägerl have discovered in cooperation with colleagues at the University of Geneva. Their findings are based on a new method for measuring the temperature of low-dimensional quantum gases.
➡️ https://www.uibk.ac.at/en/newsroom/2024/compression-may-cool/
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Excited to be part of the Working Group on Learning Loss, a collaboration between The Royal Society of Canada and the Canadian Commission for UNESCO.
The aim is to produce the first Canada-wide analysis on the effects of the pandemic on learning.
Early days still, but looking forward to this important work.
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@cloudmcfluff I taught a #PhD class on #Education #Resarch paradigms and methods where the students created a game on social capital (Bourdieu not Putnam). It was pretty amazing to see.
