Training and events to foster Research Software Quality
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Research Software Quality.
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Github Page
Industry Skills Agile Training
organising software project
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S³ School : Day 6 - session 2 : Publication - Zenodo & Software Heritage
publication Software Heritage Zenodo Tools
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video
EVERSE Webinar: a Credit and Recognition Framework for RSEs and Trainers
•• Intermediatewebinar credit recognition apicuron bip scholar trainer framework
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Thomas VUILLAUME
Astrophysicist turned data scientist and research software engineer.
I develop data analysis pipelines, including machine and deep learning methods, to extract information from the Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory (CTAO). I also help researchers and scientists to build better and more open...Location: LAPP, CNRS - Annecy, France
VUILLAUME Thomas thomas.vuillaume@lapp.in2p3.fr LAPP, CNRS - Annecy, France Astrophysicist turned data scientist and research software engineer. I develop data analysis pipelines, including machine and deep learning methods, to extract information from the Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory (CTAO). I also help researchers and scientists to build better and more open science software and tools. ["English", "French"] https://vuillaut.github.io/ https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5686-2078 -
Michael Sparks
Michael Sparks is a software engineer who does applied research. His career has been shaped by a simple recurring principle: the best way to understand an idea is to build it, share it, and help others do the same. Whether he’s building a concurrent architecture, a learning tool, a broadcast...
Location: University of Manchester
Sparks Michael sparks.m@gmail.com University of Manchester Michael Sparks is a software engineer who does applied research. His career has been shaped by a simple recurring principle: the best way to understand an idea is to build it, share it, and help others do the same. Whether he’s building a concurrent architecture, a learning tool, a broadcast pipeline, or a piece of hardware on a kitchen table, his work starts with curiosity and ends with real systems that people use. Systems, tools, and research contributions spanning over 27 years of concurrency models, sustainable computing, educational technology, and large-scale media delivery. ["English"] https://www.physics.manchester.ac.uk/ https://orcid.org/0009-0001-3059-0000
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