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Results from a US survey about Research Software Engineers

This week’s post is a reblog of a post by Daniel S. Katz, Sandra Gesing, Olivier Philippe, and Simon Hettrick on the URSSI blog at http://urssi.us/blog/2018/06/21/results-from-a-us-survey-about-research-software-engineers/, and reproduced here with the permission of Dan Katz. First, some summary stats from the survey tweeted by Dan Katz:  90% write software that contributes to published research 82% don’t have hand-over plans...

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