Short, accessible articles that translate complex science into clear language.
Solar Physics — Coming Soon
Early materials for my solar-physics work: outlines, datasets, and first analyses.
Research Notes — Coming Soon
Concise technical references: cheat-sheets, guides, and structured working notes.
The development of this website involved the use of AI tools — including GitHub Copilot, Codex, and ChatGPT (GPT-5 mini) — in much the same way that modern creators use code completion, grammar checking, or documentation assistants.
AI tools were used for:
Generating basic boilerplate code and debugging suggestions
Refining text clarity and enhancing visual presentation
However, all architectural design, creative direction, and ethical decisions were entirely conceived, guided, and reviewed by the human creator, Olga Moreira, PhD.
Every element of content and code was manually audited for accuracy, coherence, and integrity.
This disclosure is offered in the interest of transparency — to acknowledge that while AI can support structured thinking and development, it does not replace human intent, authorship, or ethical responsibility.
Open scientific practice is more than a research standard — it's a way of engaging with knowledge that honors transparency, equity, and intellectual honesty.
I align my work with the principles set out by the TU/e Code of Scientific Conduct and IGDORE's Open Scientific Practices, integrating them into every stage of my research, writing, and project design.
Core Commitments:
Integrity and Transparency — Upholding clarity in data, sources, and authorship.
Openness and Accessibility — Sharing knowledge responsibly, making science understandable and available to all.
Equity and Responsibility — Recognizing the social impact of research and prioritizing inclusivity in scientific participation.
Reflection and Accountability — Continuously examining how methods, technologies, and biases shape the stories we tell through science.
Open practice, to me, means building bridges between rigor and compassion — ensuring that science remains both a shared language and a shared right.
We favor local-first workflows and collect minimal analytics to protect user privacy.
No personal data is sold, shared, or tracked beyond what is technically necessary for secure site functionality.
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We support informed consent and transparent communication, because openness begins with trust.
All other visuals — including the Data Visualization Tools and Creative Writing section imagery, as well as the Sam AI and OM OpenSkies logos — are original works by Olga Moreira.
This notice supports transparency, ethical reuse, and recognition of creative authorship across scientific and artistic domains.
All architectural design, creative direction, and ethical decisions were conceived, guided, and reviewed by the human creator, Olga Moreira, PhD.
For details regarding authorship and fair use:
See "Copyright & Fair Dealing".
See "AI Assistance Disclosure]" for information on AI tool usage.
This notice is offered in the spirit of transparency, ethical reuse, and respect for creative labor within the open science and digital media communities.
OM Scripting — Coming Soon
Gateway to my om-scripting repo: Python patterns, workflows, and modular tools.
Open Science — Coming Soon
Open-science archives, preprints, datasets, and reproducible research components.
Design & Formatting — Coming Soon
LaTeX templates and HTML/CSS layout prototypes for clean, minimal design work.