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SUMMARY:Socio-Technical Resilience in Research Software Engineering
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nCaroline Jay (University of Manchester); Hele
 n Sharp and Tamara Lopez (The Open University); Mark Levine and Melanie La
 nger (Lancaster University); Michel Wermelinger, Bashar Nuseibeh, and Yiju
 n Yu (The Open University); and Yo Yehudi (University of Manchester)\n\nSo
 ftware quality is influenced by a multitude of factors, from technical, to
  organisational, to cultural. This talk will describe using a 'resilience 
 engineering' lense to study this issue. This entails examining what helps 
 research software engineering (RSE) teams -- and the codebases they create
  -- to respond well and adapt to changes and threats, which are viewed as 
 inevitable. It will explore the role of the RSE identity in supporting res
 ilience within the individual, consider the effects that increasing automa
 tion may have on resilience within software teams, and examine the factors
  that affect the resilience of open source projects.\n\nDomain: Applied So
 cial Sciences and Humanities\n\nSession Chair: Michael A. Heroux (Sandia N
 ational Laboratories, St. John's University)
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