Closed cfprimavera closed 8 months ago
Hi Christian, looks like a good data flow map. It's funny to think that in the event the TU Delft gitlab server permanently loses everything, the code is still mirrored onto the local computer of your collaborators as extra redundancy.
Maybe one thing you could detail is whether the measurement data is automatically or manually backed up to this online datastore folder, and how often this is done.
Hi Christian! I reviewed your data flow map, and I find it well-structured. I imagine that you will deal with several designs for experimental setups, how do you track and store the design files? Could you put them under version control using tools like git?
Thanks for sharing assignment 2 @cfprimavera ! It looks very concise and clear - well done!
Hi Christian, Overall your data flow map looks good! I have a few points which might clarify some stuff. Data organisation:
Documentation:
Acces:
Data publication:
Thanks for sharing assignment 3 @cfprimavera! Looks great again - well done! Thanks also for adding the file sizes and formats!
I have very little feedback:
Data organisation
File format
Access/Data publication
Introduction
Hi all, I'm Christian, currently in the first year of my PhD at QuTech. I recently moved to Rotterdam, and since then I have enjoyed cycling to and from the university!
Describe your research in 2-3 sentences to someone that is not from your field (please avoid abbreviations)
I focus on creating quantum particles in silicon, which interact strongly with light. The long-term goal of this is to transfer quantum information over long distances, eventually trying to build a quantum internet.
My research entails the following aspects:
Reflections on the importance of RDM videos
Measurement outcomes in quantum mechanics are inherently probabilistic. Results always follow from statistical analyses of large datasets and need to be interpreted. It is therefore very important that anyone else is able to reconstruct the same conclusions from the original dataset.
What would you like to learn during this course?
I would like to learn how to organise recorded data in a way that anyone can understand later on, and how to avoid common mistakes that can lead to loss of progress.
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