The Research Computing Drop In is a weekly event to support, engage, and inform all Warwick researchers from PGR to Senior Professor in all things Research Computing. Research Computing is any research where use of a computer is integral to the research. Anyone matching this description is welcome to come along and engage with others on this topic.

We are excited to invite you to the upcoming Warwick Research Software Engineering (RSE) Autumn Meeting on Wednesday, 6th November 2024, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This meeting continues our series of gatherings aimed at sharing insights and fostering collaboration within our RSE community.

The agenda will feature presentations from our community members, including a short talk by a Doctoral Researcher from the Technical University of Munich. There will be ample opportunities for networking during lunch and the unconference session. You can view the detailed agenda HERE (access limited to Warwick University staff/students).

IMPORTANT: To help us with further planning, please fill in this form to register and confirm if you are attending in-person or online, and indicate any allergens or dietary requirements that we need to be aware of by 27th October 2024.

Join us for the RTP 10 year celebration seminar series! This Research Computing seminar will showcase RTP-enabled research from a broad range of disciplines, from modern languages and cultures through to psychology, life sciences and chemistry. We will also highlight the research computing infrastructure, support and expertise available to all Warwick researchers through the RTPs.

You are invited to participate in the third edition of the annual RSE Midlands Conference which will be hosted by the University of Warwick at the beautiful Scarman Conference Centre. This year’s conference is an opportunity to foster community building, meet new and old friends, and learn more about the incredible breadth of skills RSEs in the Midlands possess and envisage. 🤝

This event is proudly sponsored by the Centre for Research in Statistical Methodology (CRiSM) and the Society of Research Software Engineering.