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Testing in Research Software: Review of ICCS 2021 and SeptembRSE

SSI Fellow Matthew Bluteau reviews ICCS 2021 and SeptembRSE.

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The SSI staff's feelgood favourites

As we come to the end of 2021, the staff at the Software Sustainability Institute reflect on the things they watched, read or listened to over the last year that have made them feel good!
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Research software highlights from 2021

As we come to the end of the year we’re taking a look back at some of the success stories in research software from 2021.
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News

Free code review workshop for researchers on 10 February

SSI Fellows Dominik Krzemiński, Thibault Lestang and Valerio Maggio are running a Code Review Workshop on Thursday 10 February for academics to learn how to perform good code reviews.
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Job advert: Open Source Engineering Manager at RStudio

RStudio are hiring for an Open Source Engineering Manager to help support RStudio open source engineers and think about how to support the broader community.
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Dr Pamela Ugwudike

Dr Pamela Ugwudike to deliver keynote on ethics at Collaborations Workshop 2022

We are thrilled to announce that Dr Pamela Ugwudike will deliver the Collaborations Workshop 2022 (CW22) keynote on Ethics.

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Events

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Collaborations Workshop 2022 (CW22)

Collaborations Workshop 2022 (CW22) will take place online from Monday, 4 April to Thursday, 7 April 2022. The Software Sustainability Institute’s Collaborations Workshop series brings together researchers, developers, innovators, managers, funders, publishers, policy makers, leaders and educators to explore best practices and the future of research software.

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"We were already following a lot of best practice and it was very good to get this confirmation. We're not computer scientists and don't come from a software development background - we're all scientific programmers - so it was good to get some confirmation that what we do is on the right track"

- Andreas Hegar, CGAT