Software Deposit and Preservation Policy and Planning Workshop Report
Latest version published on 11 July, 2018.
By Mike Jackson, Software Architect, The Software Sustainability Institute
Archiving code and software shared with research: journal, author and re-user perspectives
Latest version published on 11 July, 2018.
By Naomi Penfold, Nikoleta Glynatsi, Yo Yehudi, James Baker, Steve Crouch
This post is part of the Collaborations Workshops 2018 speed blogging series.
Five failed tests for scientific software
Latest version published on 11 July, 2018.
By Andrew Walker, Sam Mangham, Robert Maftei, Adam Jackson, Becky Arnold, Sammie Buzzards, and Eike Mueller
This post is part of the Collaborations Workshops 2018 speed blogging series.
Establishing RSE groups at different levels
Latest version published on 11 July, 2018.
By Martin Callaghan, University of Leeds, Daniel S. Katz, University of Illinois, Alexander Struck, Cluster of Excellence Image Knowledge Gestaltung, HU-Berlin, and Matt Williams, University of Bristol,
Sharing reproducible research – minimum requirements and desirable features
Latest version published on 11 July, 2018.
By M. H. Beals, Catherine Jones, Geraint Palmer, Mike Jackson, Henry Wilde, John Hammersley, Daniel Grose, Robin Long, Adrian-Tudor Panescu, Kirstie Whitaker
Why Government needs sustainable software too
Latest version published on 21 May, 2018.
By Matthew Upson, Data Scientist at Juro.
Code review in academia
Latest version published on 18 May, 2018.
By Becky Arnold, University of Sheffield
Talk on structuring code efficiently by David Hubber
Latest version published on 15 May, 2018.
By Becky Arnold, University of Sheffield
Building communities to support Research Software Engineering: blog series 3/3
Latest version published on 11 May, 2018.
By Anna Krystalli, University of Sheffield, and Toby Hodges, EMBL Bio-IT
Building communities to support Research Software Engineering: blog series 2/3
Latest version published on 10 May, 2018.
By Anna Krystalli, University of Sheffield, and Toby Hodges, EMBL Bio-IT