Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but in zenodo you can specify parent repositories as “related works” including the DOI to the original repository. This way you could link a subset of data (a particle stack in your case) back to its original source (the EMPIAR deposition).

Good luck!

Where is the backpack? 😉

Welcome to Delft, Georgios!

Uups, our bad. Please try again (cryotud.github.io/locscale-sur...); it should work now.

This is work led by @alok-bharadwaj.bsky.social with contributions by Reinier de Bruin and Lotte Verbeek.

Preprint(s) with detailed description underway. In the menatime we are happy for any feedback.

LocScale-2.0 is deliberately designed to optimise contrast for both high-resolution detail & weak contextual densities such as membrane/micelle or flexible/low-occupancy regions

LocScale-SURFER is a ChimeraX plugin aiding w/ visualisation of contextual structure.

cryotud.github.io/locscale-sur...

Krijg je ook borrelnootjes bij je bier? 😉

Klopt! Ik had er tot voor kort niet eerder van gehoord maar heb onlangs een interessante lezing bijgewoond in het Green Village van de TU. Er is ook een interessant verslag van Deltares: www.deltares.nl/expertise/pr...

Goed voornemen, Cees! Ik gebruik sinds enkele jaren co2offset.atmosfair.de/co2offset#/f... om mijn vluchten te compenseren. Dit is enkele malen door de Duitse en Zwitserse consumentenbond als meest betrouwbare/transparante berekening uitgeroepen.

In this project you will collaborate closely with the groups of @ceesdekker.bsky.social, @cg-martini.bsky.social and @ettema.bsky.social.

Many other interesting PhD/PD openings within the consortium here: www.evolf.life/join-us

Maya, Jan and I had a great time with you all!

So many exciting projects - we are looking forward to seeing the results pop up here in the future 🙂

6 hours of HADDOCKing and still going strong! ⛄️