⏰ Just under a week until our next webinar, and there’s still time to register if you haven’t already!
Join us on Tuesday 23rd June for our EVERSE Network webinar on EVERSE Training, a one-stop catalogue to help you find and share research software training resources.
Register and find out more information 👉 https://indico.cern.ch/event/1697013/
🗓️ 11:00–12:00 CEST
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💡 How can we enhance the user experience of EVERSE’s Training Catalogue?
This question was recently explored by EVERSE members, discussing ways to address this alongside improving access to high quality training materials.
Read more in our recent article: https://everse.software/news/2026-05-11-enhancing-the-user-experience-of-everse-training-catalogue/
And register for our upcoming webinar to learn more: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1697013/
Find out more in our upcoming webinar: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1697013/
What is EVERSE, and how can researchers find quality RSE training?
These were some of the questions that came up at #CHEP2026 in Bangkok this week, where EVERSE members presented a range of topics, including EVERSE tools, training catalogue and open science recommendations for HEP.
Find out more about EVERSE: everse.software
And stay tuned for our upcoming article covering the talks in more detail!
🎥Missed our recent EVERSE webinar? Don’t worry - the full recording is now on our YouTube channel!
The webinar introduced EVERSE’s Credit and Recognition Framework, aiming to make all types of research contributions visible and valued and taking into account the needs of the research community.
Watch the full video on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-FaXrdj-00&t=3391s
All slides and materials from the webinar can be found here: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1663496/
Don't miss our next webinar about EVERSE's Credit and Recognition Framework for RSEs and Trainers - happening tomorrow at 15:00 CEST!🙌
There's still time to register and join us online: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1663496/
We’re less than a week away from the Research Software Quality Across Continents event!
We currently have participants from across 24 countries registered for the event, representing Africa, Europe and around the world – and we’d love to see that number grow!🌍
Join us online on Tues 14th April and register now 👉https://indico.cern.ch/event/1636332/
We're only a few weeks away from the Research Software Quality Across Continents event on 14th April!
Click through the images to find out some of the questions that will be discussed in the breakout sessions!
Register now: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1636332/
Earlier this month, EVERSE was represented at deRSE26, with several members of our community giving talks and demos of EVERSE’s key tools and services.
Read more about EVERSE at deRSE in our latest article: https://everse.software/news/2026-03-18-everse-at-drse/
We’re excited to share our latest policy brief: Software as a First Class Citizen in Research!
💡 Through this document, and through EVERSE’s objectives, we are working to ensure that research software that is developed is credited, has proper documentation and can be reused, reviewed and built on by others.
📃 This brief provides an actionable framework with key recommendations by EVERSE on how this could actually be achieved.
Read it here: https://zenodo.org/records/18709939
The second General Assembly of the @eosc_everse project is underway at @CERN coordinated by Fotis Psomopoulos.
As the project enters its final year, the focus moves from implementation to dissemination, with consolidated services ready to reach a broader research community.
OpenAIRE is proud to support this next phase, fostering sustainable, community-driven research software practices across the #EOSC ecosystem.
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