Day 1 at #deRSE25 at @kit.edu started off with a great Contentathon for our #EVERSE Research Software Quality Kit. Would you like to know more about the #RSQKit or even contribute to it? Then make sure to check out the webpage: everse.software/RSQKit/

Day 2 at our #EVERSE general assembly wrapped up our parallel sessions and workshops on our #EVERSENetwork, the #RSQKit and other outputs.

Article : RSQKit : une boite à outils pour améliorer la qualité des logiciels de recherche

For researchers who code, the Research Software Quality Toolkit (RSQKit) from eosc-everse.bsky.social offers tools like Software Heritage to help you improve and preserve your work. https://everse.software/RSQKit/all_tools_and_resources
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Curious about what we are doing at EVERSE?

This Better Scientific Software article explains our work towards research excellence, through tools like the RSQKit, and what’s next for EVERSE: shorturl.at/tl6Ag

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#EVERSE #ResearchSoftwareExcellence #RSE

Earlier this summer, participants from across the research software community took part in the first RSQKit Contentathon, a hands-on session to write and improve task pages.

Links to future sessions and more about the contentathon👉https://everse.software/news/2026-08-26-rsqkit-contentathon/

Save the date! Our first #EVERSE webinar is coming up on 15th April at 10 AM CEST. We’ll present results from a recent landscaping survey in research software quality and talk about the roles of indicators and dimensions in #RSQ. See here for more details: indico.cern.ch/event/1531998/

Research Software Stories help research projects demonstrate how software contributes to scientific outcomes.
📣 @eosc-everse.bsky.social is organising a practical training on 18/11 to teach you just that! Trainer: Michael Sparks, research engineer @manchester.ac.uk, RSQKit editor.
👉 bit.ly/4qWRD95

📹Missed our latest webinar? Catch up now!

Learn about the EVERSE RSQKit with Shoaib Sufi (University of Manchester) with practical tips for building FAIR, high quality, reproducible code.

Watch now: youtu.be/dxSewWJmm-Y

Stay tuned for future webinars: everse.software/network/webi...

In our next @EVERSE Webinar, learn to tell your Research Software Story, to help make visible its impact.
📅 18 Nov 2025, 15:00 CET
🕒 2hr - with intro & hands-on drafting.
indico.cern.ch/event/1609264/
Led by Michael Sparks, Senior Research Software Engineer (Univ. of Manchester and #RSQKit editor)

11:30–11:45: Decisions, decisions: can we improve how we allocate research software funding?
12:00–12:15: RSQKit: a guide to quality for those producing & managing research software

Our next webinar is on the Research Software Quality Toolkit (RSQKit). Shoaib Sufi (Univ. of Manchester) presents how it connects guidance, tools, training, and real-world practice to support research software quality.
📅 Thu 22 Jan 2026

⏰ 11:00–12:30 CET

🔗https://indico.cern.ch/event/1621523/

11:00–11:15: Evolving the RSE role in the age of generative and agentic AI
11:00–12:30 & 13:30–14:30: Hiring for Diversity and Inclusion in Digital Research Technology Professional Roles (Part I)
11:15–11:45: Emerging Practices for AI in Research Software Engineering: A Spectrum from EVERSE RSQKit

This week's RSE Seminar introduces EVERSE and RSQKit, exploring how these best practices can form part of real research.

Speaker: Michael Sparks @softwaresaved.bsky.social
🗓️ Thurs 14 May
1:00-2:00pm UK time
talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/2...

Zoom: cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/8647611765...
Passcode: 788395

Reminder that our first #EVERSE webinar will be live next Tuesday, 15th April at 10 AM CEST. Spread the word and don't miss out: indico.cern.ch/event/1531998/

RSQKit v1.5.0 is out!
Updated guidance for research software:
🔹credit & recognition
🔹software stories
🔹CI & maintenance
🔹metadata & workflows

📢 Get involved:
🔗 everse.software/RSQKit/
🔗 github.com/EVERSE-Resea...
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A quick reminder of our webinar tomorrow Thursday at 11:00 CET about the *Research Software Quality Toolkit* (RSQKit), a collaborative knowledge map for best practices, tools and more.

Learn how (and what) you can contribute, while being credited for it.