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- Maciej Patro maciej.patro@psi.ch
- Baymani, Simaolhoda simaolhoda.baymani@psi.ch
- Matthias Krack matthias.krack@psi.ch
## Email template for the invite
Dear all,
The AWI department and especially HPCE is glad to announce an online information event on the "Research Software Engineering (RSE) Movement". Uwe blabli and/or Tarun bluble Data Scientists and Software Engineers working at the Scientific IT Services of ETH Zurich and first ETHZ founders of the RSE movement will be invited as the keynote speaker to be held on 12th of December from 16:00 to 17:30 on zoom. With this event, we aim to bring the ideas of the RSE movement to closer awareness at the Paul Scherrer Institute and connect people with similar interests.
This might be of particular interest to you if:
You work at ETH, and a significant part of your daily job is programming or software engineering.
You work as a scientific software developer, data scientist, computing specialist or in another role focusing on programming for research.
You are a PhD student or a postdoc who could envision becoming a software developer in an academic environment.
You know someone to whom one of the above applies, in which case, please forward this email to the relevant person(s).
Initiated in 2012 by the Software Sustainability Institute in the UK, the RSE movement has gained traction and formed active communities in the UK and many other countries. For more information on the history of the RSE movement, see here.
RSE communities are a means for exchange as well as a voice for emphasizing the importance of software developers in modern research and for lobbying for suitable career paths for people working or considering working in such roles in academia.
*Insert what Tarun or Uwe want to focus on*
If you are interested in participating in this online event or want to stay up to date on this topic, please subscribe to our mailing list rse@lists.psi.ch.
You will receive an email to confirm your subscription, so please check your emails to complete your registration.
Feel free to forward this message to other interested colleagues.
We are looking forward to an exciting meeting and a lively exchange.
Best Regards,
Achim Gsell, Elsa Germann