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Package Management? That's Easy.
<p>One of the greatest joys is meeting a research software engineer that is so passionate about their craft that it flows out of them. This is definitely the case for Kenneth Hoste, an HPC Systems Administrator in Belgium that found himself
The Monkey Flowers
<p>Even when we are young in our careers, the entry point to developing research software can come from surprising places, like the charming monkey flower! In this interview with Hannah Verdonk, the Head of Operations in the Endy Lab of Sta
The People Side of Software
<p>We sometimes falsely attribute dislike for a domain or career to the work itself, when in fact the underlying factor of people plays a significant role. In this first ever episode of RSE Stories with a non US-based RSE, we welcome Damino
Open Source Biology: a democratic future
<p>What is synthetic biology, and where do open source and biology collide? This week on Research Software Engineer Stories we are joined by Keoni Gandall, a proud biohacker and researcher in the Endy Lab at Stanford University. Have you ev
Chasing Simulations and the Sun
<p>On this episode of RSE Stories, we are joined by Verónica Melesse Vergara, an HPC engineer at Oak Ridge National Lab. Veronica shares with us how she has consistently followed her passion and need for sunshine to find herself at Oak Ridg
HPC and Samoan Fire Knife Dancing, What Could Go Wrong?
<p>For this second episode of the new year, we interview Ben Glick, our first undergraduate guest on RSE Stories. Ben shares his experience of setting up an HPC cluster at Lewis and Clark College, and some of his thoughts on research softwa
Hidden Layers of Data
<p>Where does computer science and research software engineering intersect with literature, poetry, or other gems from the humanities? In the digital humanities, of course! For this first episode in the new year of 2020, we talk to Rebecca
Space Software
<p>The role of a research software engineer is so much more about programming or research. Gregory Lemiuex lives this fully - he grew up inspired by the night sky, and followed his heart to pursue his dream of designing space missions, and
Open up, Neuroscience! Here comes NeuroDebian
<p>Do you know anything about Debian packaging, or reproducible neuroscience? No worries, Yarik is an Adjunct and Research Associate Professor at Dartmouth College, and both studies and writes software to study the brain. Along with his exp
The Lab Without A Couch
<p>This week on RSE stories, we’re going to give you a little bit different kind of episode. We’re introducing a new interview format that is text based, meaning that the engineer being interviewed answers questions over email, and then (be
