Content Providers
Content providers are academic institutions, non-profit organisations, portals, etc. that provide training materials of relevance to research software engineering. EVERSE Training can then automatically "harvest" training materials of a specific website / portal.
If you are unsure whether you can be a content provider, we warmly welcome you to contact us.
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EVERSE
The EVERSE project aims to create a framework for research software and code excellence, collaboratively designed and championed by the research communities, in pursuit of building a European network of Research Software Quality and setting the foundations of a future Virtual Institute for...
106 training materials2 events (11 past events)EVERSE https://everse.software/ https://everse-training.app.cern.ch/content_providers/everse The EVERSE project aims to create a framework for research software and code excellence, collaboratively designed and championed by the research communities, in pursuit of building a European network of Research Software Quality and setting the foundations of a future Virtual Institute for Research Software Excellence. /system/content_providers/images/000/000/001/original/everse_logo.png?1752823684 -
SusTraIN
Scientific progress in UKRI-funded research increasingly depends on sizable, cutting-edge computing resources to enable the analysis of complex datasets. Needs have grown significantly with the advent of large machine learning models for data analysis and information processing at all stages of...
21 training materials0 events (1 past event)SusTraIN https://uofm-green-compute.github.io/SusTraIN-training-material-review/page_rendering_code/ https://everse-training.app.cern.ch/content_providers/sustrain Scientific progress in UKRI-funded research increasingly depends on sizable, cutting-edge computing resources to enable the analysis of complex datasets. Needs have grown significantly with the advent of large machine learning models for data analysis and information processing at all stages of the research lifecycle. The SusTraIN project will support the transition of DRIs towards environmentally sustainable computing through the creation of training resources and reproducible workflow examples, designed for diverse stakeholder groups, including researchers, digital research technical professionals (dRTPs), infrastructure managers, and students. These resources will be hosted on a light-weight accessible training infrastructure that can be sustained in time and become a source for NetDRIVE and UKRI platforms. This project will provide training material to be included in catalogues, and a living review of green software training and good practices to support the Net Zero transition of DRI stakeholders. Procedures to collect and include further material in EVERSE-TeSS, and to seamlessly include selected material into a central UKRI hub (as per UKRI-Net-Zero scoping report recommendations ) will also be developed. /system/content_providers/images/000/000/005/original/netdrive_square-small.png?1792069528 -
S3 School
The S³ School is a one-week training program designed to teach good and modern coding practices tailored for scientific software development.
Our goal is to empower researchers, scientists, and Research Software Engineers (RSEs) with the skills to build sustainable, open, and reproducible...
12 training materialsS3 School https://github.com/s3-school https://everse-training.app.cern.ch/content_providers/s3-school The S³ School is a one-week training program designed to teach good and modern coding practices tailored for scientific software development. Our goal is to empower researchers, scientists, and Research Software Engineers (RSEs) with the skills to build sustainable, open, and reproducible research software following recognized best practices. /system/content_providers/images/000/000/002/original/s3school.png?1780580760 -
Southhampton Research Software Group
Our group began in 2015, made up from members of the Software Sustainability Institute’s consultancy team who are based in the School of Electronics and Computer Science. Since then we’ve grown to 13 RSEs and worked on more than 150 projects.
4 training materialsSouthhampton Research Software Group https://rsgsoton.net/training/ https://everse-training.app.cern.ch/content_providers/southhampton-research-software-group Our group began in 2015, made up from members of the Software Sustainability Institute’s consultancy team who are based in the School of Electronics and Computer Science. Since then we’ve grown to 13 RSEs and worked on more than 150 projects. /system/content_providers/images/000/000/003/original/cropped-rsg_logo_orange_soton-4.webp?1782138335 -
National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM)
The National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) delivers cutting-edge research methods training and capacity building across the UK. We provide courses and resources for both learners and trainers, supporting the research community in the social sciences and beyond.
Use the links below to find...
National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) https://www.ncrm.ac.uk/ https://everse-training.app.cern.ch/content_providers/national-centre-for-research-methods-ncrm The National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) delivers cutting-edge research methods training and capacity building across the UK. We provide courses and resources for both learners and trainers, supporting the research community in the social sciences and beyond. Use the links below to find out more about NCRM or visit [our page on how to use the NCRM website](https://www.ncrm.ac.uk/about/howtouse.php). /system/content_providers/images/000/000/004/original/ncrm.jpg?1782724986 -
deRSE
Our contribution to the developing science landscape and IT-dependent research is mainly, but not exclusively, in the area of research software development. We want to prepare science for the ever-increasing influence of new technologies and new IT concepts, and help to cope with the challenges...
1 event (0 past events)deRSE https://de-rse.org/de/index.html https://everse-training.app.cern.ch/content_providers/derse Our contribution to the developing science landscape and IT-dependent research is mainly, but not exclusively, in the area of research software development. We want to prepare science for the ever-increasing influence of new technologies and new IT concepts, and help to cope with the challenges of the increasing digitalisation of research as well as exploit the resulting opportunities. To this end, we aim to address the following challenges: - Ensuring the sustainability and verifiability of research software development as part of research processes; - Improving the perception of the role of software in research as the foundation of publications and research data, as well as the link between them; - Opening up of research software as a key building block in Open Science; - Linking software publications to the scientific reputation system through consistent application of DOIs, referencing, metrics and reviews; - Supporting the professionalization of software development in research through trainings, and the application of minimally necessary best practices from software engineering; - Establishing research software engineering as an essential core competence, especially among young scientists, the next generation of researchers; - Integrating research software engineering with higher-level activities, e.g., in the context of e-Science and e-Infrastructures; - Facilitating job advertisements and job searches by creating a generic term, as well as increasing the attractiveness of the related occupational field. /system/content_providers/images/000/000/006/original/derse.png?1792396183