#derse26 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #derse26, aggregated by home.social.
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Letzte Woche haben LKlappenbach, TWestphal + ich den Posteraward bei der #deRSE26 in Stuttgart gewonnen! Unser Feminist-Post-Punk-inspiriertes Poster „genderTagger: Ein spielerisches RSE-Tool zur Gender-Annotation in Digital-Humanities-Workflows” ist hier verfügbar: https://zenodo.org/records/18863389
Der genderTagger ist ein Tool zur Gender-Klassifikation in Personenregistern digitaler Editionen u setzt dabei auf ein kaskadierendes Verfahren aus Normdatenabgleich, statistischen Methoden und LLMs.
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new blog entry of my impressions of the #deRSE26 conference in Stuttgart.
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Are interested in computational reproducibility?
We ( @rupdecat , Raül Sirvent and me) wanted to know how researches address computational reproducibility. We conducted a community survey, spread via HPC and Cloud user mailing lists.
First results were presented at #deRSE26 you can find the poster on Zenodo:
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It's been a busy week away from the office for our Director of Curriculum Toby Hodges who attended the #deRSE26 conference at the University of Stuttgart!
He presented a talk on the developments around the AI Carpentry project, and also co-led two HPC Carpentry-related sessions.
Toby's talk, "Training to Protect Research Integrity in the Age of AI-assisted Coding," explored some of the open questions surrounding the use of LLMs for coding in research, including: what role should RSEs take in an environment where it has never been easier for researchers to produce code? https://events.hifis.net/event/2945/contributions/21155/
The talk was very well attended and received lots of really positive feedback afterwards about the direction the AI Carpentry project is headed, giving us confidence that we are on the right track. Thanks everyone for your contributions to the project so far!
And thank you, Toby, for all that you do for The Carpentries and our curricula! 🙏💙
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#deRSE26 For those dealing with delays on your trip back home, there is https://bahn.bet to humorously kill some of your 'extra' time :)
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Morane Gruenpeter shared her #deRSE26 keynote slides on #DigitalSovereignty and the mission of Software Heritage to preserve this vital intellectual heritage. https://zenodo.org/records/18848442
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Keynote about #digitalsovereignty by @moranegg this morning at #deRSE26.
The knowledge is in the source code. #OpenScience is not possible without #OpenSource.
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Excited for #deRSE26 this week. You can find me at our booth - proudly transported here by bike ;)
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@dfg_public funding will enable a German broad infrastructure for #ResearchSoftware
#ConnOSS would get the metadata, find.software could expose it in a catalogue, CORSES could use it to find expertise and experts. Domain-based projects scverse. CAES³AR, swmath will support specific communities.
#ConnOSS https://connoss-project.github.io @ZBMED @GESIS #UniOldenburg #ConnOSS ready to collaborate and help build this broad #RSE infrastructure!
Satellite event at #deRSE26
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During the Stuttgart #ResearchSoftware Day many different groups are targeted. Stuttgart is clearly a technical university. #deRSE26
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🏴 FutuRSI: One year into conceptualising a German Research Software Institution🚀
On the final day of deRSE26 in Stuttgart, Dr Florian Mannseicher (de-RSE e.V.) will present the status quo and potential of RSE in Germany. Join us for insights from our first project year and help shape the future of RSE.
Info: https://events.hifis.net/event/2945/contributions/21135/
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Meet us at #deRSE26 👋
March 3–5 | deRSE Conference 2026FutuRSI will be there throughout the entire conference. Visit our booth and share your thoughts on what a Research Software Institution in Germany should provide.
Looking forward to welcome you at our booth at the deRSE 2026!Learn more about the conference: [https://events.hifis.net/event/2945/]
