📢 My posts
- Night train to Vienna · https://w3id.org/spaces/fdo-conference-2026 3rd FAIR Digital Objects Conference · Greetings from the night train to Vienna, looking forward to participating in the FDO conference starting tomorrow! :) · 2026-03-23 · https://w3id.org/np/RAiBSheuO1... ^
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Presenting at FDO Conference next week ·
Next week I'll be at the FDO Conference in Vienna (March 24–27) with two contributions:
🎓 Tuesday: Nanopublications tutorial on the pre-conference training day — a hands-on introduction to nanopublication-based FAIR Digital Objects
🎤 Thursday: "Aligning and globally indexing diverse FDOs with nanopublications" — how nanopublications can serve as a bridge to connect and index different FDO implementations
If you're attending and interested in how structured, machine-readable knowledge sharing works in practice, come join us!
https://fairdo.org/fdo-conference-2026/ · 2026-03-20 · https://w3id.org/np/RAhSpeRqiH... ^
- Reply to "Who could have predicted that ..." · https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/03/260306224235.htm 260306224235.htm · Yes, you get what you optimize/incentivize for. Sometimes quantitative metrics are needed and helpful though. But for these cases there is quite a simple recipe: Base these metrics on open data, use a bunch of them for different contexts, and reconsider and adjust them regularly. Like that any kind of long-term gaming of these metrics can be canceled out by future versions of the metrics, and thereby the incentive to game them in the first place is (mostly) gone. · 2026-03-10 · https://w3id.org/np/RAds2HSiCg... ^
- "The one science reform we can all agree on, but we're too cowardly to do" · https://www.experimental-histo...-one-science-reform-we-can-all the-one-science-reform-we-can-all · This is a very good post. And while we are at switching to a new system, we should re-think the concepts of "papers" and "publications". Or rather think about to what extent we should retire these vessels, and establish new forms of (fast, structured, reliable) scientific knowledge sharing. · 2026-03-05 · https://w3id.org/np/RACjZwygwJ... ^
📚 My Papers
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👥 My co-authors
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Kaarel Kaljurand
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🎤 Presentations
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🪣 Collections
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2025-12-17T15:58:12.958Z
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👀 Read papers
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Algorithm for generating scale-free networks. Power law distribution. Preferential attachment.
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2026-02-23T19:39:27.380Z
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Studying learning and behavior based on animal experiments.
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2026-02-23T19:38:05.656Z
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Critical points, e.g. temperature when magnet stops working, are badly understood with microscopic models. Scaling laws (?). Universality classes of systems with the same "critical-point exponents and scaling functions". Renormalization (?).
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2026-02-23T19:36:31.915Z
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⚡ My latest nanopublications
⭐ Favorites
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The README file of Nanodash.
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SHACL is great for validating RDF.
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