Fredrik Jansson

Physicist and electronics enthusiast. Blogs about nice things. Likes cheese.

[Prof Michael E. Mann @MichaelEMann]

"How climate models got so accurate they earned a Nobel Prize" by @KieranMulvaney for @NatGeo: https://t.co/JWceNxP52X

[Fredrik Jansson @frepa314]

@ixardul @theavalkyrie I agree about the IDE, I guess my wish is that the official tutorial would mention this as an option and point to a good one.

[Fredrik Jansson @frepa314]

Learning OpenGL in Python with @johagron.
Fun and easy with the book https://t.co/NB17oJpHAu by @NPRougier.

The object is 'xD' from polyHédronisme https://t.co/OkEziIOM8Z by @anselmlevskaya which visualizes and exports polyhedrons described in Conway Polyhedral Notation.

[Fredrik Jansson @frepa314]

Our article on a Python interface to the DALES model is now on SoftwareX! Python interfaces are fun and writing a software article was a nice experience.

[SoftwareX Journal @SoftXJournal]

⚡️📣🌊We present The #Oceanographic Multi-purpose Software #Environment: a package for multi-physics and multi-scale earth science simulations by Gijsvan den Oord et al. from @eScienceCenter https://t.co/wgIFYtDbX2
Run the Warm Bubble Experiment Jupyter Notebook @ProjectJupyter

[Fredrik Jansson @frepa314]

@MLE_Online I've tried mh-m18 and mh-m28 from AliExpress, cheap and seem to do the job.

[Fredrik Jansson @frepa314]

@davvyk "Lo and Behold" and "Into the Inferno" by Werner Herzog. About the internet and volcanoes

[Fredrik Jansson @frepa314]

My colleague cloud professor Pier Siebesma from @tudelft and @KNMI is on today's @hetklokhuis! Fun and interesting show on modelling and measuring clouds https://t.co/n1wKIKUZW9

[Netherlands eScience Center @akademienl.social @eScienceCenter]

Interdisciplinary team of researchers & computational experts from @tudelft @KNMI @CWInl @eScienceCenter develop innovative method to study cloud dynamics in unprecedented detail in weather and climate models. https://t.co/EEZIFXldmP

[Fredrik Jansson @frepa314]

A research spotlight on our article on cloud representation in global weather models! Illustration by @johagron ☁️

[AGU (American Geophysical Union) @theAGU]

Research Spotlight: Researchers portray #clouds more accurately in global #climate models using a method known as superparameterization.

By @sidquan at @AGU_Eos , #AGU100 @eScienceCenter @CWInl @frepa314

https://t.co/BV8FbbKCfT

[AGU's Eos @AGU_Eos]

Research Spotlight: Researchers portray #clouds more accurately in global #climate models using a method known as superparameterization.

By @sidquan , #AGU100 @eScienceCenter @CWInl @frepa314

https://t.co/gRSfc1Ij4y

[Fredrik Jansson @frepa314]

@alangarf China Mieville's Perdido Street Station. Less cyber but lots of sprawl. I've only read the paper book though.

[Johanna Grönqvist @johagron]

Rendering cloud data with @frepa314 in #Blender3d

- for a paper in the Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems

[Fredrik Jansson @frepa314]

@htake_ @quasimondo Thank you @htake_ , we enjoyed it a lot.

[Science Robotics @SciRobotics]

The new #December issue of Science #Robotics is out! #Tistheseason for...nimble robotic climbers, artificial skeleton hands that can play piano, new & improved robotic swarming, and more! https://t.co/KZn4C1v2MP #HappyHolidays!

[MIT Technology Review @techreview]

Researchers have managed to get swarms of 300 robots to self-organize without following a preset pattern. https://t.co/5QGmuqsf1E

[UvA Amsterdam @UvA_Amsterdam]

Een internationaal team van onderzoekers -onder wie twee UvA-ers van @UvA_CSL - is het gelukt om met 100-en robotjes een zelf-organiserend organisme te maken. Dit kostte ze 3 jaar. https://t.co/vVbKcy0awR

[Sabine Hauert @sabinehauert]

Our latest work in @SciRobotics with @_JamesSharpe on growing bio-inspired shapes with a 300-robot swarm. Article: https://t.co/StWVxVVDRd Blog post: https://t.co/5qmbOJSAQa Video: https://t.co/9UuPv5JkZS