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Equal Footing
<p>In some countries research software engineers have established roles and there are (some) career paths available to them. In New Zealand, however, there is still a way to go. Meet <a href="https://twitter.com/mysterygenes">Nooriyah Lohan
Give me Security, Give me Hope
<p>In this episode of RSE Stories, we talk with Alex Koufos, a fellow Stanford Research Engineer that is passionate about simulations, robotics, and computational physics. Alex knew what he was looking for in terms of a research role, and t
Key is your value set
<p>In this episode we talk to <a href="https://twitter.com/brianhills">Brian Hills</a> deputy CEO and Head of Service Design for the <a href="https://www.thedatalab.com">DataLab</a> in Scotland. Brian joined the team after many years in the
Open Science is Critical
<p>For this episode we go again to Australia to meet with <a href="https://twitter.com/michelle1barker">Michelle Barker</a>, director of the <a href="https://www.researchsoft.org/">Research Software Alliance</a>. Michelle has extensive expe
The Interview
<p><img src="/devstories/assets/img/posts/halloween-2020.gif" alt="/devstories/assets/img/posts/halloween-2020.gif" /></p> <p>Working from home, that had become the new normal in the year 2020. Leo stared out of his small San Francisco apar
Brown Dog, Arcgis or Pizza?
<p>Jong is the Deputy Associate Directory of Software at NCSA, working closely with one of our previous guests, <a href="https://rseng.github.io/rse-stories/2020/kenton-mchenry/">Kenton McHenry</a>. Jong’s story is important because it show
I learnt how I should have done things
<p>For this episode we go (virtually) to Australia to meet with <a href="https://twitter.com/eresengineer">Nick May</a>. Nick spent a long time in the private sector working for a wide range of different companies - large and small. At some
The Fortran Maestro
<p>Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Damian Rouson, the founder and president of the Sorcery Institute that provides training and services for software development. And guess what, he’s frequented national labs, written books, and
Pushing the bubble
<p>Well before he realised he is an RSE <a href="https://twitter.com/MikeRSpencer">Mike</a> was already involved in software development and data science for some time. And you can’t help but be impressed with the range of projects Mike has
Establish or Perish
<p>In this episode of Research Software Engineer Stories, we talk with Kenton McHenry, Associate Director for Software at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NSCA). What do we really want as research software engineers for
R for Reproducibility
<p><a href="https://twitter.com/annakrystalli">Anna Krystalli’s</a> career took a number of interesting turns. It all started in macro biology, where Anna helped analyse data from one of the longest running ecological surveys: the <a href="
The Wisdom of the Systems Engineer
<p>Only a few minutes into our convsersation, I knew that Bruce Wilson, a research systems engineer at Oak Ridge National Lab, had rich life experiences and both wisdom and depth from them. In our 33rd episode of Research Software Engineer
Publish Without Perish
<p>The principle format of science communication - the research article - hasn’t changed for a very long time. But research as well as the processing and communication of data have all changed dramatically. Therefore, is the traditional way
The Code Curious Biologist
<p>Blake Joyce asserts that he’s stumbled into his current role as assistant director of research computing at the University of Arizona by way of dumb luck - and while there might be some luck in the mix, if you listen to his story, an ove
How to make beer better
<p>For this episode our journey through RSE land takes us to Belgium. James Collier and Alexander Botzki work at the Flemish Institute for Biotechnology (<a href="https://vib.be">Vlaams Instituut voor Biotechnologie - VIB</a>). Belgium bein
Science Gateways
<p>Sandra Gesing is a powerful force in the world of research software engineering. In fact, she spans the worlds of high performance computing, professorship, computer science, and having a leadership role in the United States Research Sof
Opening Eyes and Turning Lights On
<p>Today we meet with Radovan Bast (<a href="https://twitter.com/__radovan">@__radovan</a>, <a href="https://bast.fr">Homepage</a>) from Tromsø in Northern Norway. Radovan moved into software engineering via theoretical chemistry. The journ
A Lifelong Learner
<p>This week on RSE Stories, we take a blast into the Python Universe! Our guest Carol Willing is not only a core developer for CPython, Jupyter Hub, and mybinder.org, she is an overall leader in the Python community with much wisdom about
Augmenting reality for blind people
<p>Today we meet with Camilla Longden (<a href="https://twitter.com/camillalongden">@camillalongden</a>). Camilla is a research software engineer at Microsoft. I met Camilla at an RSE workshop in London early 2020, where she presented her w
We've been around a while!
<p>How long have Research Software Engineering groups been around? How do you organically grow a group at your institution? This week we talk with Charles Ferenbaugh, a computational scientist at Los Alamos National Lab. Charles has rich ex
Language shapes reality
<p>Today we go to Berlin in Germany to meet with Stephan Druskat (<a href="https://github.com/sdruskat">@sdruskat</a>). Stephan is a research software engineer at the <a href="https://www.informatik.hu-berlin.de/">Humboldt-Universität zu Be
The Research Software Engineer CEO
<p>When you love technology regardless of the domain of science that is using it, it’s often challenging to find a niche in a traditional academic role. In this episode of RSE Stories, We talk to Joe Schoonover, the CEO of Fluid Numerics. J
Software is the backbone
<p>In today’s episode Peter meets Neil Chue Hong and Simon Hettrick. Neil and Simon are the director/deputy director of the <a href="https://www.software.ac.uk">Software Sustainability Institute</a>. For nearly 10 years the institute has be
Awesome Airplanes
<p>This week on RSE Stories we chat with Stuart Bowman, a simulations engineer at the MITRE, who is working to “solve problems for a safer world” that range from airplanes to emerging technologies. Stuart offers a valuable perspective about
Get the bugs!
<p>RSE Stories is going places! This episode is brought to you from London in collaboration with the Society of Research Software Engineering in the UK (RSE UK). Today’s host is Peter Schmidt talking with Richard Fitzjohn. Richard leads a t
Software as a Garden
<p>In this episode of RSE Stories we talk with Julian Pistorius, a software engineer and self-proclaimed organic software farmer at the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, or more specifically, at the Digital Innovations for Agricultu
Spack Attack!
<p>For this episode of RSE Stories, we interview Todd Gamblin, a computer scientist from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory that thrives in the gray area between hardware, HPC, and open source development. Todd shares his journey to be
Coming Home
<p>In this 17th Episode of Research Software Engineer Stories, we interview Andrew Turner, a research software engineer that leads a team at the University of Edinburgh, and discuss how research software engineering has brought a sense of b
The Cloud Engineer
<p>Have you ever heard of CNCF, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, or heard someone describe a tool or workflow as “cloud native?” For this episode of RSE Stories we talk with Bob Killen, a cloud engineer that is a real life “Mr. Bobby
Software on the Farm
<p>Agriculture is so fundamentally important to the economy, but some would argue that it falls behind with respect to access to technology. For this episode of RSE Stories, we speak with Chris Pahmeyer, an agricultural economist and resear
