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Mentorship programme: Developing sustainable software for the Swarm mission

Ashley Smith reflects on taking part in our Learning to Code mentorship programme to develop intermediate software engineering skills for the Swarm spacecraft mission.
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How do we assess candidates for RSE jobs?

The University of Sheffield's RSE team want to make their candidate selection process as open as possible.
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News

Applications to the SSI Fellowship Programme 2023 now open

We are pleased to announce that applications to the Software Sustainability Institute Fellowship Programme 2023 are now open and this round will be a continuation of the International Fellowship pilot! The deadline to apply is Monday 3 October 2022. 
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The Carpentries are fundraising for their Accessibility Fund

The Accessibility Fund will be used by The Carpentries organisation to support access to all of their events, workshops, and trainings.
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Fellowship Programme 2023 Launch Webinar next week

On Thursday 25 August from 11:00-12:00 BST, we will host a Launch Webinar for our Fellowship programme, where you can hear more about the Institute, the Programme, the application process, and more.

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Events

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Collaborations Workshop 2023 (CW23)

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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Research Software Camp: mental health in research

Our autumn Research Software Camp will take place from 7 to 18 November 2022. This edition will explore the topic of mental health in research with a particular focus on research software. 

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