Blog Posts

Tips & tricks for designing better Machine Learning methods for Earth Observation, from my own experience and what I learned from others. I also share tips on general academic skills: from planning and paper management to improving your presentations.

Looking for a newsletter? Read my Dutch substack about AI for Earth here!

For news related to my research group, check out my posts on the ADA research group website [Target audience: related researchers].

Total: 46 Posts

title image which shows a cartoon drawing of me: sad face with high, long ponytail, thinking about a text-heavy slide and saying 'stahp using text-heavy slides'. Below, there is a large blue text box with the text 'How to make your slides more visual'

title image which shows a cartoon drawing of me: sad face with high, long ponytail, thinking about a text-heavy slide and saying 'stahp using text-heavy slides'. Below, there is a large blue text box with the text 'How to make your slides more visual'

Three strategies to make your slides more visual

September 3, 2025

Julia's guide to figures and tables

June 7, 2025

Image of a HDD on a table.

Image of a HDD on a table.

Bas Haring about SciComm for AI

May 23, 2025

How to write a killer application

March 19, 2025

Introduction to satellite data for Machine Learning and GeoAI

February 28, 2025

Where to find ML4EO and GeoAI papers

February 11, 2025

Image of me presenting at the ESA Phi-Lab.

Image of me presenting at the ESA Phi-Lab.

Avoid these mistakes when presenting in your master's

January 17, 2025

9 tips for data version control in large projects

January 4, 2025

How to learn ML4EO pipeline design

December 28, 2024

What I learned about ML4EO in my PhD

December 28, 2024

Image with the title and three gaussians with different standard deviations in the background.

Image with the title and three gaussians with different standard deviations in the background.

An introduction to variance reduction in ML

December 20, 2024

Venn diagram of the intersection of Obsidian and Zotero for paper management. Obsidian on the left with learning, organising, finding and zotero on the right with saving, reading and annotating

Venn diagram of the intersection of Obsidian and Zotero for paper management. Obsidian on the left with learning, organising, finding and zotero on the right with saving, reading and annotating

My paper management system with Obsidian and Zotero

December 9, 2024