RSE 2.0

Mark Woodbridge

Research Software Engineering is gaining in recognition as both a discipline and a career thanks to established bodies such as the SSI and newer initiatives including deRSE. But what does the future hold as RSE groups mature, research becomes increasing data-driven and the practice of software engineering evolves ever-more rapidly? This talk considers potentially disruptive developments in technology that RSEs may need to embrace to play a ongoing role in keeping their institutions at the forefront of research: from machine learning and “Software 2.0” to serverless deployments. I hope this will inspire discussion within the community regarding the future of Research Software Engineering and how we prepare ourselves for it.

🎥 This talk was recorded on video and is available at https://doi.org/10.5446/42475.

🖥 There is a PDF file with the slides for this talk available. The slides are published under a CC BY 4.0 license.
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▶ Additionally, an interactive presentation for this talk is online at https://mwoodbri.github.io/deRSE19/RSE2.0.