Introduction and target audience

Research Coding Club at the University of York is an informal group for people who work with research software. We offer a modular training programme to support researchers at any level in developing their software development skills and applying the FAIR (Findable Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) principles and open research practices to their research software and data. See the Course page for more information.

We welcome everyone working with research software, from undergraduates to professors, from beginners to experts, and from people who create analysis scripts on their laptops to those who run first principles modelling on supercomputers.

Code Clinic

We also offer Code Clinics where you can discuss problems / ideas / anything around the topic of research software. We have a bunch of experts in a wide variety of technical subjects and research disciplines. See the Code Clinics page for more information.

Contact us

There’s a few ways you can get in contact with us:

  • To get more information on Research Coding Club, you can email us.

  • Subscribe to our mailing list (you will need to sign into your University of York account) to get updates on upcoming meetings.

  • We also have a Slack channel on the University of York Slack workspace, where you can drop in any time to get help and advice. This is currently only available to staff and research postgraduate students.

Calendar

Finally, we have a Google Calendar that contains information about our events:

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