Working with RSEs

Request RSE time: submit a request for RSE time through the Warwick RSE contact form.

How to Work with RSEs: learn about how RSEs support projects, how they can be funded, and how their contributions are acknowledged.

RSE Services and Activities: see the types of projects RSEs have been involved in to get a better idea of how we can help you.

RSE Coordination Group: a group for RSE groups and those working with RSE groups to discuss workload, policy, and other issues around the RSE role.

RSE Community

Warwick RSE Meetings: networking, sharing knowledge and showcasing the work of Warwick RSEs.

RSE Midlands: for people working in Research Software Engineering in the Midlands.

Warwick R User Group: open to everyone interested in R, from beginners to experienced users. Informal talks, demos and networking.

Society of Research Software EngineeringLink opens in a new window: the national society for research software engineering.

Support for Research Software Users

Research computing drop-in: weekly drop-in for trouble-shooting issues with your code, use of research software, or the SCRTP services, facilitated by research computing professionals from across the university.

SCRTP RSE Forum: support forum moderated by the RSEs from the SCRTP. Get support from the community about using or developing software.

SCRTP Slack: support forum run by the SCRTP staff. Get support on using SCRTP Linux desktop, HPC or scientific computing.

Research Software & Computing forum on Viva Engage: General forum to discuss research software & computing. Help each other via Q&A, share events and resources.

R Users forum on Viva Engage: Discuss the software/programming language R. Help each other via Q&A, share events and resources for R users.

Resources and Training

SCRTP RSE FAQ: frequently asked questions about the SCRTP and the services they provide.

SCRTP RSE online training courses: material for self-teaching, as well as links to training courses in scientific computing.

R training: workshop material written by RSEs in Statistics. The site hosts the latest versions along with information about any upcoming taught workshops.