Steve Purves
@opensci.dev
Co-Founder & CTO at @curvenote
Engineer - user of tools - building infrastructure for modern research.
Engineer - user of tools - building infrastructure for modern research.
And!! as well as being more accessible, more interesting and just well cool, these articles also by default ship with more re-useable code and notebooks!
November 14, 2025 at 12:39 PM
And!! as well as being more accessible, more interesting and just well cool, these articles also by default ship with more re-useable code and notebooks!
GenZs bucking the expected younger-is-fitter trend there! Or maybe just more of them went for it without the training? pity strava didn't actually release the data, would love to see distributions and how the bonk kicked in. Dataframe plz 🙏 ?
May 8, 2025 at 10:14 PM
GenZs bucking the expected younger-is-fitter trend there! Or maybe just more of them went for it without the training? pity strava didn't actually release the data, would love to see distributions and how the bonk kicked in. Dataframe plz 🙏 ?
I found out about EPOS the other day - I have not been in their data data portal to look but it reportedly covers geological surface maps and modelled datasets www.epos-eu.org/tcs/geologic...
Data & Services | EPOS
Distributed infrastructure targets to provide Virtual Access to data, products, and services relying mainly on an infrastructure provided by the Geological Surveys of Europe.
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May 1, 2025 at 7:13 PM
I found out about EPOS the other day - I have not been in their data data portal to look but it reportedly covers geological surface maps and modelled datasets www.epos-eu.org/tcs/geologic...
@pevohr.bsky.social that's what we're working on - there is plenty of ux to work on still but some more examples here: curvenote.com/blog/open-sc... - easy reuse with attribution. Tying into formal citation/dois still ongoing. Linked/networked publications is how we should be publishing in science.
Embracing Reuse in Scientific Communication - Curvenote Blog
The ability to build upon existing knowledge is fundamental to the process of science. Yet, despite the rapid advancement of science, the methods for citing and referencing content have remained surpr...
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March 3, 2025 at 9:23 AM
@pevohr.bsky.social that's what we're working on - there is plenty of ux to work on still but some more examples here: curvenote.com/blog/open-sc... - easy reuse with attribution. Tying into formal citation/dois still ongoing. Linked/networked publications is how we should be publishing in science.