RSECon23 Panel: Research Software Engineering in the Arts and Humanities (RSE AH)
Channel: Society of Research Software Engineering
Date: 2024-02-28

A panel from the Digital Humanities session at RSECon23 at Swansea University, on 2023-09-07.

Full title: Research Software Engineering in the Arts and Humanities (RSE AH) Community Interest Group of the UK-IE Digital Humanities Association

Panelists: Stavros Angelis, David Beavan, Kathryn Cassidy, Mary Chester-Kadwell, Anna-Maria Sichani, David Kelly, Arianna Ciula

Programme link: https://virtual.oxfordabstracts.com/#/event/4430/submission/81
Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MTio0_hnOTPPrcyxrFoT8zUuJtsp0xNY/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=117375290283255072099&rtpof=true&sd=true

Abstract:
This audience-led panel will bring together a wide range of RSEs and allies working in and around the Arts and Humanities. Join like-minded individuals in this exciting new ground-up community. You will make new contacts in this growing discipline, have the opportunity to formally join the community and take your ideas forward. Come and share your experiences, explore what it means to work in these areas, and collaboratively define where the community is going. Could this event be a catalyst for your career?

The Research Software Engineering in the Arts and Humanities (RSE AH) is a Community interest group (CIG) of the newly established UK-IE Digital Humanities Association. This CIG aims to offer a forum for the Research Software Engineering community working and collaborating in Arts and Humanities across UK and Ireland for focused discussion, expertise and knowledge exchange, action, advocacy and policy making towards the development of AH RSE capability. Read more: https://digitalhumanities-uk-ie.org/community-interest-groups/research-software-engineering/

The RSE AH Community Interest Group aims to create an inclusive, collaborative, and safe space and is open to anyone involved or interested in the Research Software Engineering community in the Arts and Humanities, broadly conceived. We welcome everyone from digital humanities researchers, software developers, full-stack, back- and front-end engineers, to UX/UI designers, analysts, product/project managers, systems administrators, infrastructure managers and anyone in technology or informational professional roles.