Two free Archer courses have been announced, running at EPCC in Edinburgh in early January 2020:
By Bérénice Batut, Malvika Sharan, Emmy Tsang, and Yo Yehudi
By Software Sustainability Institute Fellow Jessica Ward, University of Newcastle
BioExcel’s webinar series will continue on 21 November with a presentation by Steve Crouch.
The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) have agreed to provide $2.65 million (£2.07 million) in funding over three years to The Carpentries project.
Nominations are now open for community-elected and Council-elected positions
It is reasonably well known at this point that research software has value and should be treated as a citable output in research but how much software is actually cited and how does it relate to other types of research output? These are just a couple of questions which the Persistent Identifier (PID) Graph can help to answer.
R Forwards is the R Foundation's taskforce on women and other under-represented groups. They will be running a free workshop on R package development on Tuesday 7th January 2020 at the University of York.
The Carpentries has released the first draft of its Curriculum Development Handbook, a guide to developing Carpentries lessons
By Aleksandra Nenadic, Training Lead
The Carpentries has introduced a new form to either report self-organised workshops or request a centrally-organised workshop.