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Research Software Engineering in the Arts and Humanities : a community-driven approach

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Why do we need and how can we secure Research Software Engineering capability in the Arts and Humanities? This presentation will discuss and present the recent developments in the UK and Ireland around Research Software Engineering in the Arts and Humanities (RSE AH), by focusing on issues of infrastructure, sustainability and community building.

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