Taha AhmedLast chance to register for Nordic-RSE 2025 conference 20-21 May in Gothenburg.
https://nordic-rse.org/nrse2025
I plan to give a lightning talk presenting my periodicdata R package :-)
Strathclyde's RSEOur next Hacky Hour will take place today Wednesday, 5th March 14:00-15:00. We will meet in the Learning & Teaching Building on in the Union Bar fake lawn. Our Hacky Hours are informal meetings to help with programming problems and related issues (testing, documentation, maintainability, reproducibility). We have experts in programming languages, command line shells, collaborative tools, LaTeX, a number of scientific fields. https://www.strath.ac.uk/science/computerinformationsciences/hackyhour/ #HackyHour #RSE #ResearchSoftwareEngineering
mhagdornI finally got around to sorting out a blog post with my impressions of the #deRSE25 conference at @KIT_Karlsruhe. I very much enjoyed the conference. It was great to catch up with colleagues.
SUB GöttingenSeveral colleagues of our #softwaredevelopment team will join the German conference for #researchsoftwareengineering #deRSE25 at @KIT_Karlsruhe from Feb 25 - 27. Among them Kristine Schima-Voigt and Mustafa Dogan with their talk: "Research Software: A Critical Ingredient Across Diverse Funding Models and Disciplines". Get an overview about the other contributions here 👇 and on the conference page: https://events.hifis.net/event/2050/ #researchsoftware #rse #textviewer #textapi #text+
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deRSE25 - Conference for Research Software Engineering in Germany
Facts What: 5th conference for Research Software Engineering in Germany Begin: February 25, 2025 End: February 27, 2025 Organized and hosted by Location: Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Campus South, Karlsruhe Call for Contributions: See this link or the left side bar. Registration: is opened. Details here Registration Fee: see here Important Dates Conference start: Feb., 25th 2025 Conference end: Feb., 27th 2025 Our Sponsors
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DRA Train-the-Trainer program #6 (ONLINE)
6th Train-the-Trainer program of the Digital Research Academy. For more information, see https://digital-research.academy/train-the-trainer We are excited to announce that we will run our next Train-the-Trainer (TTT) program starting in March 2025. Applications are open until February 23th 2025 midnight CET.Based on popular request this Part 1 of the program will run over several weeks in a seminar-style fashion all ONLINE.The TTT consists of 2 parts:Part 1: Didactics (March 2025)In this...
Our next Hacky Hour will take place today Wednesday, 5th February 14:00-15:00. We will meet in the Learning & Teaching Building on in the Union Bar fake lawn. Our Hacky Hours are informal meetings to help with programming problems and related issues (testing, documentation, maintainability, reproducibility). We have experts in programming languages, command line shells, collaborative tools, LaTeX, a number of scientific fields. https://www.strath.ac.uk/science/computerinformationsciences/hackyhour/ #HackyHour #RSE #ResearchSoftwareEngineering
Anja GerberLiebe #DH-Community in Thüringen,
am 18. Februar 2025, 18:00 Uhr, findet der DH-Stammtisch Thüringen statt. Ein Tisch für 10 ist in der Trattoria Eckermann in der Brauhausgasse 13 in Weimar auf meinen Namen bestellt.
Wir freuen uns auf einen Austausch zu Themen rund um #DigitalHumanities, #digitaleTransformation, #digitaleSammlungen, #3D-Projekte, #NFDI, #OpenScience, #ResearchSoftwareEngineering etc.
Neue Gesichter sind immer sehr herzlich willkommen.
am 18. Februar 2025, 18:00 Uhr, findet der DH-Stammtisch Thüringen statt. Ein Tisch für 10 ist in der Trattoria Eckermann in der Brauhausgasse 13 in Weimar auf meinen Namen bestellt.
Wir freuen uns auf einen Austausch zu Themen rund um #DigitalHumanities, #digitaleTransformation, #digitaleSammlungen, #3D-Projekte, #NFDI, #OpenScience, #ResearchSoftwareEngineering etc.
Neue Gesichter sind immer sehr herzlich willkommen.
Our next Hacky Hour will take place today Wednesday, 8th January 14:00-15:00. We will meet in the Learning & Teaching Building on in the Union Bar fake lawn. Our Hacky Hours are informal meetings to help with programming problems and related issues (testing, documentation, maintainability, reproducibility). We have experts in programming languages, command line shells, collaborative tools, LaTeX, a number of scientific fields. https://www.strath.ac.uk/science/computerinformationsciences/hackyhour/ #HackyHour #RSE #ResearchSoftwareEngineering
Sandra | zaesaHey folks @ #38c3 - if these tags resonate with you, let's meet on Day3 (13:30h, B&B Wohnzimmerlounge)!
#OpenScience #OpenData #ResearchDataInfrastructure #ReserachSoftware #Researchsoftwareengineering #RSE #NFDI #NFDIrocks
What's the status of open science and research data infrastructure in Germany (and beyond) - join whether you're a professional who wants to discuss, or just interested in learning about developments in the digitalisation of research towards open data.
Kevin Moerman 🔓🦿
We created a guideline document for universities around open source entitled:
"Framework for Managing University Open Source Software"
Get the v1 pdf here: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14392732
All feedback and contributions welcome via the project repository:
https://github.com/SFI-Lero/MOSS-I
#OpenSource #ResearchSoftwareEngineering #rse #OpenScience #openscholarship
Framework for Managing University Open Source Software
Open Source Software (OSS) is the foundation of today’s digital economy, powering critical innovations across industries, from artificial intelligence and quantum computing to cloud technologies and data analytics. For universities, OSS offers a strategic opportunity to enhance research capabilities, accelerate technological advancements, and enable valuable knowledge transfer that collectively generates both economic and social impact. This is particularly relevant in the Irish university sector, where fostering knowledge transfer and innovation can have a direct impact on national economic growth. In today’s technology landscape, enabling responsible open source practices is not a trivial undertaking. The choice between open source and proprietary software is not a simple "either-or" decision. Most modern systems are a blend of both, with organisations leveraging the strengths of each to meet their goals. The real challenge—and skill— for all those operating in an academic context lies in understanding when to use or create OSS and when proprietary solutions may be more appropriate. Success comes from managing this combination responsibly, balancing transparency, innovation, and control to ensure security, scalability, and sustainability while addressing institutional and individual goals. This document serves as a comprehensive guide for universities looking to develop or refine an open source software framework. It provides the foundational knowledge and tools needed to create an environment that supports open source that is aligned with the unique needs and goals of each institution.