Getting to know your 2021 RSE Fellows — James Knight
Introducing James Knight from the University of Sussex! Read about his background and fellowship plans here. James Knight I originally trained as an electronic engineer but,…
RSE Society and Community News, Events and Announcements
Introducing James Knight from the University of Sussex! Read about his background and fellowship plans here. James Knight I originally trained as an electronic engineer but,…
Introducing Andrew Brown from Queen’s University Belfast! Here is a blogpost from Andrew about his fellowship plans. Bringing Research Software Engineering to Atomic, Molecular and Optical…
Please pass this newsletter on to any of your colleagues who might be interested. Welcome to the June newsletter from The Society of Research Software Engineering!…
Please pass this newsletter on to any of your colleagues who might be interested. Welcome to the May newsletter from The Society of Research Software Engineering!…
Author: Dave Horsfall There is a huge stigma associated with mental health. Just 13% of employees would be comfortable talking about mental illness at work, but…
Please pass this newsletter on to any of your colleagues who might be interested. Welcome to the April newsletter from The Society of Research Software Engineering!…
Author: Teri Forey Software is integral to research, yet those whose job it is to create and maintain that software can come from a variety of…
Authors: Marion Weinzierl, Teri Forey The international Series of Online Research Software Events (SORSE) was launched on September 2, 2020, and closed in a big finale…
Please pass this newsletter on to any of your colleagues who might be interested Welcome to the March newsletter from The Society of Research Software Engineering!…
There can be little doubt of the reliance of research on “research software”. Surveys conducted by the SSI have provided evidence to clearly demonstrate this, which has helped to motivate the RSE movement. The growth of the Research Software Engineering (RSE) community is an indication of the growing number of people who facilitate research through collaborative provision of software engineering within a research environment.