Presenter: Kenneth Rioja from CERN
Abstract
EVERSE (https://everse.software/) is a community-led, EU-funded project bringing together 18 European institutions to establish a framework for research software quality and code excellence. Collaboratively designed by research communities, EVERSE aims to drive a cultural shift where research software is recognised as a first-class citizen of the scientific process and its contributors are duly credited. We will present the tools and resources EVERSE has developed over the last two years – ranging from practical guides and CLI tools to full platforms – tailored for researchers, RSEs, and those involved in research infrastructure or policy. We warmly welcome constructive feedback and early adopters.
Intended audience
RSEs, researchers, all levels are welcomed
Main contributions
A list of tools and resources to be shown and ready-to-be-used to the audience.
Learning objectives
- What is a Research Software
- What is EVERSE and its contributions
- How to enhance my research software code quality through a guide I follow, or CLI/GitHub Actions
- How I can get credited for the software work I did