
Welcome to Code for Thought, the podcast about software for research and the people who make it. Languages: English, German, French
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 227 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyScience | |||

English edition: As part of our ByteSized series, we are going through some of the (many) aspects of AI assisted coding with my guests Robert Chatley (Imperial College London, UK), Reece Walsh (Newcastle Uni., UK) and Faruk Diblen (eScience Centre, A... more
English Edition: scikit-learn is THE open source programming library for all things machine-learning. And since 2024, it is the core part of a company called :probabl.
What this means for the millions of users of scikit-learn and the many contribut... more
English Edition: PsychoPy is an open source library widely used in behavioural sciences. I met with Jonathan Peirce, author and psychology researcher himself, about what the library does and how he, and his team, manage to keep it running while still... more
Deutsche Ausgabe: In der Woche vom 1. Juni fand in Berlin eine Woche zum Thema Forschungssoftware statt - mit Trainingsprogrammen und Meetups. Dazu gehörte auch der erste RSE (Research Software Engineering) Tag in Berlin. Hier hört Ihr von den Organi... more
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A thoughtful deep-dive into software for research, with episodes spanning governance, security, open development, and practical tooling for researchers and engineers. Recurring themes include research software engineering, data preservation, open source governance, and the evolving relationship between agile practices and modern tooling. Guests range from data governance leads and university researchers to open‑source project maintainers, offering practical insights on open workflows, reproducibility, and long-term sustainability of research software. The show often grounds discussions in real-world projects (from open development and licensing to FPGA and package management), making it a useful resource for listeners who build, fund, or sp... more
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Recent guests on Code for Thought include:
1. Reece Walsh
2. Faruk Diblen
3. Yann Lechelle
4. Arturo Amor
5. Marie Sacksick
6. Jon Peirce
7. Andre Piza
8. Oscar Seip
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