Fellows Inaugural Meeting 2020
Latest version published on 20 February, 2020.
By Rachael Ainsworth, Software Sustainability InstituteIt takes more than publications to recognise everyone in research
Latest version published on 19 February, 2020.
By Simon Hettrick, Deputy Director, Software Sustainability Institute
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RSE conference shines new light on ocean research software
Latest version published on 18 February, 2020.
Photo by Anastasia Taioglou on UnsplashAttending the Research Software Engineers conference in B
Incentives and benefits of getting involved in teaching researchers
Latest version published on 17 February, 2020.
Image Creative Commons CC0By Aleksandra Nenadic, Training Lead, Software Sustainability Institute
A competition to recognise all research outputs: the hidden REF
Latest version published on 7 February, 2020.
Image by Simon HettrickBy Simon Hettrick, Deputy Director.
Journey or destination: Is software sustainability different in the humanities?
Latest version published on 6 February, 2020.
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It’s just software engineering?
Latest version published on 5 February, 2020.
Photo by Markus Spiske on UnsplashBy Dr Marion Weinzierl, Research Software Engineer at Durham
Software design in just 20 questions
Latest version published on 20 January, 2020.
Photo by Evan Dennis on UnsplashBy Steve Crouch
Reproducibility Hackathon Netherlands – the aftermath
Latest version published on 15 January, 2020.
By Linda Nab, Daniela Gawehns, Paloma Rojas Saunero, Ricarda Proppert, and Software Sustainability Institute Fellow Anna KrystalliAnnouncing the 2020 Software Sustainability Institute Fellows!
Latest version published on 10 January, 2020.
By Rachael Ainsworth, Software Sustainability Institute
Join us in welcoming the 18 new Software Sustainability Institute Fellows for 2020! We are very happy to have received around 60 applications this year from so many excellent candidates, and our new research software ambassadors represent some of the best people working in – and advocating for – better research software.