Blogs
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How inlumi enabled success at Arendals Fossekompani with Oracle EPM – February 4, 2021
How inlumi enabled success at DNV with OneStream Software – January 28, 2021
Enabling meaningful work at inlumi – May 5, 2020
Enabling impact – September 30, 2019
Indie gaming group Stillfront selects inlumi for Oracle FCCS implementation – September 19, 2018
Delmic B.V.
Overcoming the challenges of light microscopy in the life sciences – June 15, 2017
A high-performance cathodoluminescence system with one-of-a-kind features: The SPARC – April 10, 2017
Choosing for a custom-built, high-performance system with ongoing service: The SECOM system – Jan 26, 2017
Glowing yellow calcite and green aragonite: Cathodoluminescence sheds light in geosciences – Sep 14, 2016
Overlay in the life sciences: A question of objectivity and accuracy – Aug 22, 2016
Correlative microscopy: Opening up worlds of information with fluorescence – July 28, 2016
From the discovery of the electron to subwavelength microscopy: An introduction to cathodoluminescence – July 1, 2016
Super-resolution correlative microscopy: The perfect combination of function and structure – May 3, 2016
Freelance work
Stop romanticizing flexible employment – Katoikos.eu – April 6, 2017
The precarious life of kids these days: The unpaid internship industry – Interact Blogs – April 5, 2013
Also published on Intern Aware (April 26, 2013) and Katoikos.eu (March 23, 2017). Recently updated version can be read here [PDF].
Kaitlin the Obroni – A highly informal/personal blog I wrote during my stay in Ghana between July and September 2013. During this period, I conducted ethnographic fieldwork for my master’s thesis in Social and Cultural Anthropology.
Customer success stories
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Royal Cosun success story – April 2022
Transforming the office of finance at Fleggaard Detail – February 18, 2022
Forecasting at Atradius group finance: optimizing Hyperion Planning – August 2017
News items
Delmic B.V.
New paper on overlay in correlative microscopy in Nature – March 9, 2017
DELMIC at the Quantitative Bioimaging conference in Delft – January 7, 2016
Live demonstration of the SPARC system at the 2015 MicroNanoConference – November 11, 2015
Also published in Infocus Magazine (Royal Microscopical Society), December 2015 issue
Institute for Historical Justice and Reconciliation
‘Crossing Borders’ exhibition: A great success – May 7, 2015
Music journalism
WORM Artist Residency Interviews
Big Hare: Happy Experimentalism with Carnival Sounds – February 2017
BJ Snowden: Cult artist plays piano at the WORM Sound Studio – December 2016
Gunnar Gunnsteinsson: Icelandic Amsterdam-based composer combines medieval music with schlager in WORM Sound Studios – November 2016
Eothen Stearn Becomes Machine: Performance artist & WORM local becomes one with the synths at the sound studio – November 2016
Los Siquitos Literaleños: Experimental Argentinian folk band records at the sound studio – October 2016
Roman Hiele & Lieven Martens: Two composers from Antwerp join forces at the WORM Sound Studio – October 2016
Steve Bates: Sound artist from Montreal explores the world of synthesizers at the WORM Sound Studio – October 2016
Promotional Texts
Band descriptions for The Quietus Festival – September 2016
… Simultaneously playful and full of meaning, ILL challenges its audience musically and socially in the face of millennial whoops and misogyny. …
Band descriptions for event: E (Thrill Jockey, US) + Nausica (NL/DE)
… Nausica, named after the character Nausicaä from the Miyazaki film Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, is equally cinematic as its filmic counterpart. Their work is multifaceted, reminiscent of music ranging from the roughness of PJ Harvey to the ethereal My Brightest Diamond. The music is simultaneously tender and bold, with intense instrumental buildups evocative of Warpaint. …
Magazine articles
AI and gender (in)equality – Enabling Decisions, 2nd edition – August 2022
The Bechdel Test and Ruby Sparks: Women in entertainment and baby steps of progress – Interact Magazine for Europe – February 2014
Art exposes undercurrent of internationalization – THE VOICE: International Student Magazine – February 2013 [PDF]
Academic writing
“They come with preconceived minds”: The negotiation and contestation of diaspora tourism in Ghana – Master Thesis, submitted to obtain the degree of Master of Science in Social and Cultural Anthropology, academic year 2014-2015
For more examples of my academic work, see my profile at Academia.edu.
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