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PhD in Biophysics, Postdoc in Genetic Epidemiology, Detour in Industry, Currently: Computational Scientist (Life Science Support) HPC (NHR, University of Mainz, Germany), Open Science and Science Communication Enthusiast (with little time)

Board member of FediScience e.V.
Snakemake Co-Developer

I also have a less science oriented account: https://mastodon.m1234.de/@rupdecat

May post in German, English, Dutch.

Professor of general psychology at the #UniversityOfBergen. My research is mostly centered around applied #DecisionMaking. I'm a lapsed #ClinicalPsychologist and #Neuroscientist. I'm head of the #UiB master in psychology, where I teach psychological perspecitves, #HumanFactors and #OpenScience.

Academic @Birkbeck, Univ. of London
Centre for Cognition, Computation, and Modelling

was just at Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study working on Digital Democracy with Davide Grossi and Michael Maes

and then at the Munich Centre for Mathematical Philosophy, LMU

now back in London

works on #rationality #argumentation #testimony #SocialNetworks #misinformation #ComputationalSocialScience #DigitalDemocracy

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Vice-Président de l'Université de Lorraine chargé du Numérique, des Données et de la Science Ouverte.

Je partage des informations sur ces sujets, pour libérer le numérique pour que la science reste un bien commun.

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Lorraine university vice president in charge of the digital, data and Open Science policies.

Tooting on these subjects to try to help science as a common good thrive on free digital spaces.

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🇫🇷 Photographe amateur 📷

#OpenData and science policy, interdisciplinarity, #circadian biological clocks and plants. He/his.
University of Edinburgh, specifically the Biological Research Data Management team, BioRDM.
Student of arboriculture, i.e. #trees.

Searchable posts, including in tootfinder.

Credit for profile image: Ed Himmelblau, HT John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll.
Header: orographic cloud in the mountains at dawn, (c) Andrew Millar.