Speakers: Shoaib Sufi (University of Manchester)

If you are involved with research software (e.g., research software engineers, researchers, investigators, managers, service providers and policy makers) and think quality is important, then this presentation is for you!
The Research Software Quality Toolkit (RSQKit) is a collaboratively produced knowledge base that includes: tasks with links to training and tools to improve your research software quality practices; exemplars of real software practice in the form of Research Software Stories; guidance for different roles in research software and the part they play; a list of Research Clusters and Research Infrastructures that make heavy use of research software and a model for understanding the research software process and wider context. The guidance is applicable across domains with an early focus on the EOSC linked Science Clusters.
The RSQKit development is led by the EVERSE project. It links to the work around tooling (TechRadar), the training catalogue (EVERSE Training) and the EVERSE software quality dimensions and indicators. RSQKit takes a ‘linking out’ approach aiming to strengthen connections without re-inventing. 
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https://indico.cern.ch/event/1621523/

Zoom: https://cern.zoom.us/j/63949482748?pwd=LlFeB6RG2xjobrm6R6VX0sAbOI3GyI.1