A comprehensive and long list of things a modern scientist is supposed to know

Introduction to Python: Numerical Analysis for Engineers and Scientist. In 2017, Python became the world's most popular programming language. This course covers the basic syntax, linear algebra, plotting, and more to prepare students for solving numerical problems with Python.

💻 Automating the daily stuffs [Not Maintained anymore]

Python Open Courseware for Scientists and Engineers

Party Facts data import

Curated list of research tools from the community

Presentation about digital lab journalling with Git

Example client programs for Saphetor's VarSome annotation API

Serment Hippocrate pour data scientist

ArtSciTerm: terminal for artists, scientists and accidentally for engineers

The easy way to set up Python for a scientist.

This program was developed on the results from the BT Young Scientist project called "Is It Possible to Create a Mathematical Model to Predict Photopollution Based on Population Density in Munster?". This program will calculate the photopollution of an area in the British Isles and grade that photopollution value.

A set of tools for the biologists who sequence RNA or watch cells in the Thomson Lab

Timeline Map of Scientists

SchemaIndex is designed for data scientists to index and search metadata more efficiently.

Repository for discussing How to be a modern scientist

An awesome self-hosted online quartet game.

System for generation of multiple Docker containers for students/users/data scientists

This Box addresses the Gender Bias of a seemingly objective expert discussion in science. It stresses the problem of underrepresentation of female scientists and their work and displays this visually by the image of an All-Male-Panel. This panel is labeld "Greatest Scientists" and shows Galileo Galilei, Stephen Hawking, Albert Einstein and Erwin…

Analysis of ORCID migration data