This blog post was first posted by the Research Software Alliance and Netherlands eScience Center.
On 8 and 9 November, the Research Software Alliance (ReSA) and Netherlands eScience Center organised the International Funders Workshop: The Future of Research Software.
The FAIR4RS Working Group Steering Committee are pleased to announce the release of version 1.0 of the FAIR Principles for Research Software (FAIR4RS Principles), after about 2 years of work by over 500 people.
Studies carried out by the Software Sustainability Institute.
Shaping AHRC policy on software and data
Researchers: Dr. Rebecca Taylor (PI), Prof. Simon Hettrick (Co-I), Prof. David De Roure (Co-I), Johanna Walker.
Funder: AHRC
Participant Information Sheet
Understanding the software used to analyse social sciences data
Researchers: Mr. Neil Chue Hong (PI), Dr. Mario Antonioletti, Ms. Selina Aragon, Johanna Walker.
Researchers can now easily cite the software they use with GitHub’s new built-in citation support, giving proper credit and recognition to those who develop research software.
SSI Director Neil Chue Hong looks at how diversity and inclusion in the research software engineering community compares to similar fields.
Work led by the SSI on “Recognising the value of software: how libraries can help the adoption of software citation” has won a LIBER 2021 Award for Library Innovation, sponsored by OCLC.
A guide on planning and processing recordings of online sessions.
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council's (BBSRC) Review of Data-Intensive Bioscience has been published with our input.
We have published 'Good Practice in Submitting Software Outputs for REF 2021'. This was developed in consultation with Research Excellence Framework (REF) sub-panel 11 and has been approved by all other panels, so it can be used by the whole research community.
To celebrate our 10 year anniversary, Director Neil Chue Hong chooses his top 10 films which feature realistic software.