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RSEConUK 2019

The Fourth Conference of Research Software Engineering was held at the University of Birmingham.

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11:00 BST

#1A1 - Engagement and Outreach - Public engagement and RSEs - A vital role? 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallKirsty Pringle #1D1 - Legacy Software - A case study in optimisation of legacy software 4. Aston Webb, Room WG12Michele Mesiti

11:30 BST

#1A2 - Engagement and Outreach - BEAR Software – Coaching - Teaching Researchers to Fish 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallSimon Branford #1D2 - Legacy Software - Refactor, Rewrite or Retire 4. Aston Webb, Room WG12Thomas Stainer

12:00 BST

#1A3 - Engagement and Outreach - Developing and using a cluster of Raspberry Pis for outreach 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallEd Bennett #1D3 - Legacy Software - Launching Java Applications into the Future 4. Aston Webb, Room WG12Ben Soares

13:30 BST

#2A1 - Careers and Culture - (Research Software) Engineering is not Research (Software Engineering) 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallGraham Lee #2D1 - Revitalising Legacy Languages - Teaching an old dog new tricks - object-oriented programming in Fortran 4. Aston Webb, Room WG12Chris MacMackin

14:00 BST

#2A2 - Careers and Culture - From Trainee to Director - An Institutional RSE Career Pathway 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallJurgen Mitsch #2D2 - Revitalising Legacy Languages - Wasm! and the JavaScript is gone. What is WebAssembly and what can it offer research software? 4. Aston Webb, Room WG12Drew Silcock

14:30 BST

#2A3 - Careers and Culture - "It works on my machine" - working as a research software engineer in a multi-partner international research project 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallRomain Michalec #2D3 - Revitalising Legacy Languages - Developing Fortran using Python and Literate Programming 4. Aston Webb, Room WG12Paul Bartholomew