Wolfram Language vs. Python - which one calls itself better? Part 1 🐺
September, 2024
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Graphing Complexity: Designing an Awesome Graph Database in Neo4j - Part 2 🔗
March, 2024
“The whole universe is based on the concept of graph theory where love is an edge, that is connecting two vertices or people either directly or indirectly.” - Yatin Mehndiratta
Graphing Complexity: Designing an Awesome Graph Database in Neo4j - Part 1 🌐
March, 2024
“Mankind invented a system to cope with the fact that we are so intrinsically lousy at manipulating numbers. It’s called the Graph.” - Charlie Munger
Data from OpenSanctions.
SDGs & Open Data at Wikirate’s Hack Day
March, 2024
Blog post written for the Wikirate Hackathon, celebrating the OpenDataDay of March 6th 2023.
Who wrote it first, or: why originality matters? 🗞️
June, 2023
Written by Lennard Berger and myself at YUKKA Lab. Full article on medium, here.
A New Hope for Supply Chain Risk Management: How Knowledge Graphs can help you avoid building the next Death Star 🌌
June, 2023
Written by Katarzyna Marszałek-Kowalewska, Anna Richert and myself at YUKKA Lab. Full article on medium, here.
Reducing conflict by improving water access in Uganda 🚰
August, 2022
I built a model that will better predict which water points are at risk of breaking down, so the Ugandan government can better monitor, improve and repair crucial water points.
When relationships aren’t as exclusive as you think 🔗
July, 2022
Instrumental Variables chat
Insects on our plates? 🐛
May, 2022
Potential, challenges and opportunities in the edible insect market
Will seaweed ever power our jets? 🧪
February, 2022
Why do we need sustainable fuel?
The Potential of Crickets as a Protein Source 🦗
February, 2022
Would you like some side of crickets with those spaghetti? Yes, please!
The carbon costs of Japan’s illegal scientific whaling 🐋
January, 2022
The Impact of Japan’s Scientific Research Whaling Programs on the Marine Ecosystem and the Carbon Cycle.
How edible insects can solve the looming shortage of agricultural land 🐜
January, 2022
If everyone had the diet of an American, we’d need 138% of the Earth’s land to feed everyone. We must change how our agricultural land is used.
Entomophagy throughout the ages 🐞
January, 2022
Entomophagy, or the practice of eating insects, has been hailed as the panacea of our food system, with its innumerable health and environmental benefits.
