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RSEConUK 2019

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

Content from all sessions is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.

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Keynote: Internet of Things, AI, and what lies beyond...

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Keynote: Bad Science/Wrong Number

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Welcome and Introduction

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Lunch sponsored by Digital Science

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Refreshments

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Lightning Talks for Posters

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Buffet conference dinner (for all attendees, no ticket needed) sponsored by Oracle

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Lunch and poster prize awards

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Welcome

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Lightning talks for DAY 3 Workshops

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Refreshments

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Refreshments

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RSE Worldwide: Sharing across borders

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Conference dinner sponsored by IBM (attendees with a confirmed place can attend)

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Society of Research Software Engineering Address

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Drinks Reception, pre conference dinner (Foyer)

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Refreshments

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After dinner speaker

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IBM address, sponsor of the conference dinner

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Registration (Foyer)

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Introducing the after-dinner speaker sponsored by Amazon Web Services

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Poster Session with drinks and nibbles

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Pre-Conference summer buffet and drink reception hosted by Google

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Lunch and notices

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Refreshments

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Refreshments

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#2A1 - Careers and Culture - (Research Software) Engineering is not Research (Software Engineering)

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#4B3 - Training, Teaching and Code Review - Reviewing Code with GitHub

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#1B3 - Reproducible Research - Interoperable software for reproducible research

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Society of Research Software Engineering AGM

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Refreshments

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#3D2 - Machine Learning - The Limitations of Machine Learning

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#2A3 - Careers and Culture - "It works on my machine" - working as a research software engineer in a multi-partner international research project

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#5B3 - Testing - Visualising Uncertainty

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#2C1 - Policy and Culture - Software development best practices - Why aren’t we implementing them?

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#4B1 - Training, Teaching and Code Review - Nbfancy: Generating and delivering better training material

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#1D2 - Legacy Software - Refactor, Rewrite or Retire

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#4C1 - Institutional Support for RSEs - Supporting RSEs at the Science and Engineering South universities and across the UK

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#2A2 - Careers and Culture - From Trainee to Director - An Institutional RSE Career Pathway

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#2C2 - Policy and Culture - Creating Impact from research - an opportunity for RSE career development

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#1A1 - Engagement and Outreach - Public engagement and RSEs - A vital role?

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#3C1 - Design Methodologies and Project Planning - Cheap, fast, or secure? When research projects meet real-world participants

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#3D1 - Machine Learning - Pushing the Limits of Exoplanet Discovery via Direct Imaging with Deep Learning

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#6W2b - GUIs for Python - improving the accessibility of scientific software (part 2)

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Conference Photo

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#3D3 - Machine Learning - Investigating Deep Learning Approaches for Robust Zooplankton Identification

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#6W2a - GUIs for Python - improving the accessibility of scientific software (part 1)

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#6W5a - Building a team culture that ensures sustainability, passion, and productivity (part 1)

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#1B2 - Reproducible Research - Towards a production-ready solution for reproducible articles

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#3C2 - Design Methodologies and Project Planning - Retrofiting research software engineering practices to active research tools