The article “Rendering the European neutron research landscape” is now published in Nature Scientific Report and available online. It reports on a new semi-supervised learning method to render the European neutron community of scientists and “tell where neutron-scattering scientists are, and what they do”. Evgenii Velichko and Lambert van Eijck at the TU Delft Reactor…
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