Research and open-source experience

Open tools.
Research in practice.

Research software and open-source collaborations that helped shape the expertise behind SciStitch.

TOOLS → WORKFLOWS → RESEARCH
Connected symbols for open-source code, research data visualization, and scientific literature, representing our past project contributions.
Open tools. Shared research.

Our roots at
Open Science Labs.

Before SciStitch, members of our team contributed to earlier phases of these projects through Open Science Labs.

These projects have since evolved; the links below provide background on their current work.

Research tools
and infrastructure.

Explore the OSL Incubator

Our team's work at OSL included the development and maintenance of tools and workflows that make research software easier to build and share.

The team also worked on OSL's shared infrastructure, including bots, continuous integration, websites, plugins, and DevOps workflows.

Explore OSL on GitHub

Infodengue

An initiative for monitoring mosquito-borne diseases in Brazil, co-founded by Flávio Codeço Coelho and other researchers.

More about Infodengue

Data visualization, web development, and DevOps.

Contributions included public-health data visualizations, web platform features, and development and deployment workflows.

LiteRev

A scientific literature review project connected to The GRAPH Network. Its University of Geneva founding team includes Erol Orel, Fatma Aziza Merzouki, and Professor Olivia Keiser.

More about LiteRev

Research data workflows, search, and software infrastructure.

Contributions included technical leadership, data processing, clustering, AI-related work, benchmarking, background tasks with Celery, search with Elasticsearch, web development, and DevOps.

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