Keynote: Stories of Science, Community, Failures and Successes
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The talk describes how reproducibility in research moved from isolated PhD struggles to institutional practice by adopting Python, Jupyter, version control, Makefiles and virtual environments to solve the “last mile.” It outlines building community through local clubs, Carpentries-style training, sprints and a Research Software Engineering society that grew to 12,000 people and a UK network of 40 institutions, producing fellowships, handbooks and mentorship programs and causing institutions to reward open practices.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:41Interactive story begins
- 16:50Paths after PhD
- 26:32Adopting uncertainty
- 38:52Formalizing community
- 42:06Call to action
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