Netherlands eScience Center
Vedran Kasalica is a Research Software Engineer at the Netherlands eScience Center since September 2022, with prior experience as a Doctoral Candidate at Utrecht University from February 2018 to June 2022, where a framework for automating workflow creation in collaboration with geosciences and bioinformatics researchers was developed. Significant contributions include the introduction of a formal temporal logic-based framework for workflow representation, a constraint-solving encoding of the framework, and the implementation of a Java API and CLI named APE. Previously, Vedran co-founded See Side Montenegro, focusing on tourism promotion through the development of the TouristiKo app, and worked as a Software Engineer at Logate d.o.o. implementing banking software. Early professional experience includes a role in marketing and PR with AIESEC Montenegro. Academic qualifications include a PhD in Computer Science from Utrecht University and multiple Master’s degrees in Computational Logic from various universities, culminating with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Montenegro.
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Netherlands eScience Center
The Netherlands eScience Center is the national center of excellence for the development and application of research software to advance academic research. We are convinced that research in every academic discipline can be improved by taking advantage of available digital technology. We take a multidisciplinary approach, combining our deep knowledge of both academic research and software development to help define and solve research challenges. We share our ideas and the tools we develop. Together with a wide range of partner organizations, we advance not just our research projects, but the state of academic research in general. In 2015 we developed our strategy for the coming years, which you can download here: Netherlands eScience Center Strategy 2015-2020. The eScience Center is a joint initiative of the Dutch national research council (NWO) and the Dutch organisation for ICT in education and research (SURF).