Software.ac.uk Website Review

the software sustainability institute cultivates better, more sustainable, research software to enable world-clas* research. we help people build better software, and we work with researchers, developers, funders and infrastructure providers to identify key by robyn grant, senior lecturer in comparative physiology & behaviour, manchester metropol*tan university. i was inspired to apply for the software sustainability institute fellowship programme in 2014 when i saw that it was not just for software developers, but software users too. i am a biologist, working on an*mal sensing and movement, and have spent quite a lot of my time working with programmers to develop software that can track my high-speed videos of an*mals moving in complex ways.. the research software directory and how it promotes software citation - improve the findability, citability, and reproducibility of research. how to make a great screencast application for the fellowship programme 2019. by raniere silva, software sustainability institute. we collect a good amount of data in the fellowship programme application form, but we only provide the screencast and writing sample to reviewers – the information about candidates is used to as*ign reviewers to mark sheets, as reported in as*igning fellowship programme 2018 applications to reviewers. lancaster medical school are looking to appoint a research as*ociate with experience in agent-base stencila, an open-source and open research focused company is hiring! they are looking for product designer and software engineer (frontend). both positions are full-time and remote-friendly. stencila, a successful receiver of two sloan foundation grants, aims to lower the barriers to reproducible research and enable collaboration between researchers with different levels of technical everyone at the software sustainability institute would like to wish our friends and colleagues all the best for the holiday season. 2018 has been a successful year for the institute and we're already looking ahead to 2019.  read the institute's 2018 highlights. with