Simon Hettrick
Professor Simon Hettrick is Deputy Director of the Software Sustainability Institute, and a Director of the Southampton Research Software Group.
9 December 2020 - CDT in Web Science Innovation @sjh5000 ORCID: 0000-0002-6809-5195
By Simon Hettrick
Undergraduate (Optoelectronics)
PhD (Laser physics)
Patent Attorney
Communications
Whatever I am now
1995-99
1999-04
2004-2007
2007-2010
2018-??
Policy lobbyist? Researcher? Manager?
2010-2018
Academics
Everybody else in the entire world
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Use software
Software is fundamental
UK researchers
"Professional"
"Beginner"
(n=197)
(n=198)
Researcher
Software
Engineer
Researcher
developer
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bit.ly/RSEGroupsInUK
Study at: https://goo.gl/is8JZb
Study at: https://goo.gl/is8JZb
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bit.ly/RSETalk2016
bit.ly/NotSoBriefRSE
doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.495360
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ORCID: 0000-0002-6809-5195
EPSRC Grant no: EP/S021779/1
© Simon Hettrick
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By Simon Hettrick
Until recently, research was the domain of academics only, but this has started to change. In this presentation, I discuss why academia is starting to support a more diverse family of roles, and look at the benefits of the RSE career path.
Professor Simon Hettrick is Deputy Director of the Software Sustainability Institute, and a Director of the Southampton Research Software Group.