Netherlands eScience Center
National platform for the development and application of domain overarching software and methods for the scientific community
OSLA
Open Source Laboratory Automation
- laboratory automatization
- robotics
- Robotics systems
Paradata in 3D Scholarship
Intellectual Transparency and Scholarly Argumentation in Digital Heritage
- 3D visualisation
- Big data
- digital mapping
Parallel-in-time methods for the propagation of uncertainties in wind-farm simulations
Studying uncertainties in large eddy simulations of wind farms
- JCER
- multiphase flow
- Numerical analysis
Parallelisation of multi point-cloud registration via multi-core and GPU for localization microscopy
Studying subcellular structures and functions
- GPU
Digital biomarkers for Parkinson’s disease
Gaining real-life insights from wearable sensors
- Inter-operability & linked data
- Machine learning
- Optimized data handling
Passing XSAMS
New tools for researchers in plasma, combustion and chemical reactor science
- JCER
- Optimized data handling
- Workflow technologies
Perfect Fit
Targeting key risk factors for cardiovascular disease in at-risk individuals using a personalized and adaptive approach
- Big data
- Machine learning
PIDIMEHS
Pillarization and depillarization tested in digitized media historical sources
- Text analysis & natural language processing
Political Polarisation and Residential Segregation
This project aims to understand the relationship between residential segregation and political polarization in the Netherlands and how they may mutually reinforce each other.
- election results
- Machine learning
- sociology
Popylar
Popularizing Population Receptive Field Modeling in Neuroimaging
- Clinical neuroscience
- Cognition
- Computational modelling
- + 3
PPPD
Packaged Performance Portability for cuDecomp
- Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
- High performance computing
PRIMAVERA
Process-based climate simulation: advances in high-resolution modelling and European climate risk...
- Climate modeling
- CMIP6
- high-resolution simulation