Welcome to the first US-RSE newsletter. In this bi-monthly newsletter,
we will share recent, current and planned activities of
US-RSE. Newsletters will be available on our website besides the
growing resources and information on US-RSE. A sign-up option for our
newsletter is available here.
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What is an RSE?
We like an inclusive definition of Research Software Engineers to encompass those who regularly use expertise in programming to advance research. This includes researchers who spend a significant amount of time programming, full-time software engineers writing code to solve research problems, and those somewhere in-between. We aspire to apply the skills and practices of software development to research to create more robust, manageable, and sustainable research software. See more here.
What is the US-RSE Association?
Initiatives in the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and elsewhere are bringing together the community of people writing and contributing to research software at the national and international level. In the US this encompasses universities, laboratories, knowledge institutes, companies and other enterprises. This site is part of that effort.
RSE News & Updates
RSE BoF at PEARC19
US-RSE Members Organizing Community BoF
Join us in person at the PEARC19 Conference
there will be a Birds of a Feather (BOF) session “Building a Community
of Research Software Engineers.” The session is scheduled for 5:15pm
Monday, July 29 in the New Orleans room.
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US-RSE is now on Twitter!
The title says it all: US-RSE will now be tweeting at
@us_rse. Follow for updates, news, and
announcements!
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US-RSE Goals
US-RSE Steering Committee sets initial goals
The US-RSE Association is centered around three main goals. Moving
forward we aim to target our activities and actions to serving these
three main goals. Over time we plan to revist and refine these goals as
the needs and desires of the community change.
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US-RSE website gets a makeover
by Ian Cosden
A new theme was introduced for the US-RSE website. Want to contribute to design or content?
Fork the repository on github make your changes and submit a pull request.
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