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josepizarro3/README.md

Hi 👋, I'm José M. Pizarro

A Ph.D. in Physics with a big passion on Materials Science, Research Data Management, and Software Development

🔭 I’m currently working as a Research Data Management expert in the eScience group at BAM.

Check out my Github profile page:

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  1. FAIRmat-NFDI/nomad FAIRmat-NFDI/nomad Public

    NOMAD lets you manage and share your materials science data in a way that makes it truly useful to you, your group, and the community.

    Python 95 25

  2. nomad-coe/nomad-simulations nomad-coe/nomad-simulations Public

    A NOMAD plugin containing base sections for simulations.

    Python 6 2

  3. BAMresearch/bam-masterdata BAMresearch/bam-masterdata Public

    Repository containing the masterdata definitions of the BAM Data Store project

    Python 9 1

  4. pyrxiv pyrxiv Public

    A Python package for retrieving arXiv papers and filter them out with respect to some specific regex pattern.

    Python 10 1

  5. NERxiv NERxiv Public

    A Python wrapper for extracting structured metadata from arXiv papers.

    Python 3 1

  6. pySSMF pySSMF Public

    Slave-Spin Mean-Field approach based on tight-binding models.

    Fortran 1 1