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Florencia D’Andrea

@florencia-dandrea.bsky.social

Design software tools to help solve research problems | Biology Ph.D. | Educator

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Florencia D’Andrea@florencia-dandrea.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I converted part of my #RSE Argentina talk into a blog post. ✍ If you're a researcher who values #openscience and computational #reproducibility but has never considered how it might change with the adoption of #AI, this post can offer some hints! 🔍 florencia-dandrea.netlify.app/posts/2026-0...

Challenges and potential for reproducible open science in the AI era – Florencia D’Andrea

This post covers three topics: AI and open science, reproducibility, and its impact on scientific practice. It assumes a basic level of AI knowledge and becomes more complex as the reading progresses....

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Florencia D’Andrea@florencia-dandrea.bsky.social · 2y ago

🎉 My blog post, "Ten Reasons to Implement Code Management Practices Early in a Research Group," is out on the @softwaresaved.bsky.social blog! Effective code management is crucial for #research. Discover ten key reasons why adopting it EARLY can benefit any project. #OpenScience #ResearchSoftware

Institute for Research Software@softwaresaved.bsky.social · 2y ago

👩‍💻 Find out ten reasons to implement code management practices early in a research group in our latest blog post by @florencia-dandrea.bsky.social https://www.software.ac.uk/news/ten-reasons-implement-code-management-practices-early-research-group

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Daniel S. Katz@danielskatz.org · 2y ago

"Tales of Transitions: Seeking Scientific Software Sustainability" by Johanna Cohoon, Caifan Du, James Howison doi.org/10.1145/3701...

Tales of Transitions: Seeking Scientific Software Sustainability | Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction

Software is crucial to science, but sustaining projects for long term impact is challenging. Scientists and funders look to ''the open source way'' (known as peer production in the organizational lite...

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