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November 3–5, 2026 · Florence, Italy. The community's first gathering around The System.

The Standard of Living by James Graham traces economist’s influence on British politics and culture

After a decade of building and running JOSS, our founding Editor-in-Chief is stepping down. We're seeking a new EiC to lead editorial direction for the Journ...

After 10 years, reflecting on launching the Journal of Open Source Software and what comes next.

A new multi-donor fund by Renaissance Philanthropy seeded by Biohub and Wellcome opens its first call for proposals.

Building community at the intersection of astronomy and the modern web

The following questions are designed to inform discussion at the March 2026 workshop, Research Software Engineering in the Age of Generative AI: Building a Community Vision. As we prepare for this wor...

Write, edit, and collaborate on scientific documents in LaTeX with Prism—a free workspace integrating GPT-5.2 into research and writing.

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Research Software Papers @RSECon26 1-Rationale As part of the RSECon26 conference vision, we are launching the RSECon26 research software submissions. The goal of this new submission is to encourage…

Summary The Astrophysics Institute at Schmidt Sciences seeks a Data Management & Software Systems expert to guide the design and implementation of next-generation data management systems for astronomy...

The Schmidt Sciences Climate Institute seeks to understand how our planet works and the ways it's changing, connect climate research to action by developing science-driven tools, and empower interdisc...

During this Technomoral Conversation, we will hear from Dr Emily Sullivan, Dr Eran Tal, Dr Arfon Smith, and Professor Anna Scaife on the impact of data driven machine learning and AI on science and kn...

The Netscapes of AI