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RSEConUK 2019

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

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Richard Ding

19:00 BST

Pre-Conference summer buffet and drink reception hosted by Google The High Field Pub

08:00 BST

Registration (Foyer) 6. The Great Hall

09:00 BST

Welcome and Introduction 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallAndrew Edmondson • Claire Wyatt

09:30 BST

Keynote: Internet of Things, AI, and what lies beyond... 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallAndy Stanford-Clark

10:30 BST

Refreshments 6. The Great Hall

11:00 BST

#1A1 - Engagement and Outreach - Public engagement and RSEs - A vital role? 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallKirsty Pringle

11:30 BST

#1A2 - Engagement and Outreach - BEAR Software – Coaching - Teaching Researchers to Fish 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallSimon Branford

12:00 BST

#1D3 - Legacy Software - Launching Java Applications into the Future 4. Aston Webb, Room WG12Ben Soares

12:30 BST

Lunch sponsored by Digital Science 6. The Great Hall

13:30 BST

#2B1 - Useful Tools and Libraries - A beginner's guide to Kivy: a multi-touch GUI library for Python 2. Aston Webb C Block Lecture TheatreSam Cox

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

15:00 BST

Refreshments 6. The Great Hall

19:25 BST

Conference Photo 6. The Great Hall

19:30 BST

Buffet conference dinner (for all attendees, no ticket needed) sponsored by Oracle 6. The Great Hall

09:00 BST

Welcome 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallAndrew Edmondson • Claire Wyatt

09:30 BST

#3C1 - Design Methodologies and Project Planning - Cheap, fast, or secure? When research projects meet real-world participants 2. Aston Webb C Block Lecture TheatreEmma Tonkin • Gregory J. L. Tourte

10:00 BST

#3C2 - Design Methodologies and Project Planning - Retrofiting research software engineering practices to active research tools 2. Aston Webb C Block Lecture TheatreGregory J. L. Tourte

10:30 BST

#3A3 - Citation and Software Discovery - How to make software fit in the research citation graph 5. Nuffield Building, Room G17Stephan Druskat

11:00 BST

Refreshments 6. The Great Hall

11:30 BST

Keynote: Bad Science/Wrong Number 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallBen Goldacre

12:30 BST

Lunch and poster prize awards 6. The Great Hall

13:30 BST

#4D1 - Cloud Technologies and Case Studies - Case study of porting a pipeline to EMBL-EBI Cloud Portal 4. Aston Webb, Room WG12David Yuan

14:30 BST

#4B3 - Training, Teaching and Code Review - Reviewing Code with GitHub 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallAndrew Williams

15:00 BST

Refreshments 6. The Great Hall

15:30 BST

#5B1 - Testing - Testing the waters (and everything else) - QuESTing for a testing platform 2. Aston Webb C Block Lecture TheatreJacob Wilkins

16:00 BST

#5C2 - Tools and Case Studies - Air Quality & Python: Developing Online Analysis Tools 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallDouglas Finch

16:30 BST

#5C3 - Tools and Case Studies - From Paper to Tech - an RSE Project on Patient Safety in Leicester Hospitals 1. Bramall - Elgar Concert HallTeri Forey #5B3 - Testing - Visualising Uncertainty 2. Aston Webb C Block Lecture TheatreMike Simpson

09:00 BST

#6W4a - Better Code, Faster with Kubernetes in Google Cloud (part 1) 5. Nuffield Building, Room G17Andres-Leonardo Martinez-Ortiz

11:00 BST

#6W4b - Better Code, Faster with Kubernetes in Google Cloud (part 2) 5. Nuffield Building, Room G17Andres-Leonardo Martinez-Ortiz

13:30 BST

#6W5a - Building a team culture that ensures sustainability, passion, and productivity (part 1) 2. Aston Webb C Block Lecture TheatreElaine M. Raybourn • Angela Herring

15:30 BST

#6W5b - Building a team culture that ensures sustainability, passion, and productivity (part 2) 2. Aston Webb C Block Lecture TheatreElaine M. Raybourn • Angela Herring