We are lucky to have Diego (@dalonsoa) collaborating once more with us at the
#SRUKCERUBlog! This time, he talks about his personal experience as an #SRUKCERU volunteer since he joined the Society in... 2016! It is definitely a post worth reading for anyone who has ever wholeheartedly volunteered to be a very active member of a scientific society.

Click the link below to read Diego's post, available in English & Spanish (just switch the language on the website!):

https://sruk.org.uk/volunteering-at-sruk-ceru/

The last #SRUKCERUBlog post of the year is written by Dr Carmen Sánchez (@carmen_agro on Twitter). She has reviewed the past, present, and future of #agriculture while highlighting the potential (and current challenges) of using #SoilBacteria as #BiologicalFertilisers. As a rusty biochemist, I really enjoyed reading her summary about the #nitrogen cycle while editing her post!

Link to Carmen's post (change the website's language to read the 🇪🇸 translation) here:

https://sruk.org.uk/life-underground-the-basis-and-future-of-agriculture/

The latest #srukcerublog, a must if you don’t know if you should make your software #opensource . Hopefully useful to #rse , #postdoc , #phd and #groupleader alike!
https://sruk.org.uk/the-perks-and-pains-of-open-source-software/

The latest #srukcerublog, a must if you don’t know if you should make your software open source. Hopefully useful to #rse , #postdoc , #phd and #groupleader alike!
https://sruk.org.uk/the-perks-and-pains-of-open-source-software/

The latest #srukcerublog, a must if you don’t know if you should make your software open source https://sruk.org.uk/the-perks-and-pains-of-open-source-software/

And - I almost forgot! - proud volunteer of #srukcerublog , member of the #srukcerulondon working group and co-chair of the #SRUK2023 International Symposium!

I rarely get to read and edit posts for our #SRUKCERUBlog that talk about #OSS or computational tools. This month, however, I got lucky! Thanks to Dr Diego Alonso (@Dalonsoa in Twitter) for gifting us with such an enlightening post!

Click the link below to read Diego's post, available in English & Spanish (just switch the language on the website!):

https://sruk.org.uk/the-perks-and-pains-of-open-source-software/

Hi everyone!

For those who do not know me, a quick #Introduction :)

I am a postdoc at Ziheng Yang lab (UCL) and I am using and/or developing computational methods to infer evolutionary timelines with #molecular and/or #morphological quantitative data. I always do my best to ensure that all my tools are well documented and users can get reproducible results.

Non-academia: Ashtanga, piano, and volunteering at SRUK/CERU (current Press Director, Web Manager, and Co-EIC of the #SRUKCERUBlog).