Random thoughts about conducting scientific research, supervising students and «toys» that make creative activities even funnier…
The following will allow a visual project-level overview of what is on your plate. It is comprised of 3 files: a python script, a CSS file and a PDF README file (a copy of this post). It can be executed from the terminal or as a system service using the macOS Automator app (thus never needing to open a terminal and can be associated to a keyboard short cut).
For sometimes now, I went fully digital when attending meetings (one on one, research, scientific congress or even committee meetings). I adopted the iPad for that task
In one place all the posts related to hardware, software and other considerations for setting up a productive scientific digital workflow. I will add to
In the previous post I was describing the free Zotero scientific manuscript management software. Through a comment via this blog and others, I was pointed
If, as starting graduate students, you are following my first key advice of reading on a regular basis scientific manuscripts related to your field of
So far, posts in this digital office series this blog have tackled the hardware selection and components, OSX and iOS software, and finally the inputs
In the previous posts, we went over the hardware requirements and selection, software and finally mobile software. It is now time to address the sources
This semester I thought an undergraduate laboratory to last year engineering students. These will be entering the job market (or pursue graduate studies) in a
