Simon Hettrick
Professor Simon Hettrick is Director of Strategy at the Software Sustainability Institute, and a Director of the Southampton Research Software Group.
Intro for trainer recruitment talk
Talk on Hidden REF for the Open Research Interest Group at Taylor & Francis
Presentation for Library and Information Research Group, online.
HETS 2025 workshop on technician recognition
Introd to the RSG for the Faculty of Medicine
NTO assessment for Liverpool
Talk 2: NTO assessment for Liverpool
NTO workshop intro for Liverpool
NTO assessment for Kings
NTO assessment for Kings
NTO workshop intro for Kings
Presentation for Driving Research Excellence through institutional support for technical and specialist capability in Nottingham.
Presentation for Research Enablers Network at the Uni of Bath
Presentation for Festival of Open Research 2025
Presentation on the KE Professionals meeting on RSEs and the Hidden REF
Presentation on the PRISM network
Presentation on the Hidden REF for Impact talk at University of Southampton
Presentation on the Hidden REF for Ulster University
Presentation on careers and software sustainability for Belgian RSE conference
Presentation on NTOs and Hidden REF for UCL
An intro to our training for the SoCoBio CDT
A presentation on the work done to understand the KEE community and instructions for a break out on recommendations for improvement
Presentation on careers and Hidden REF for Bioimaging
Research leaders: the importance of non-traditional REF outputs
Presentation on Hidden REF for the Capturing Creativity workshop.
Presentation on Hidden REF for the Capturing Creativity workshop.
Presentation on Hidden REF for the ModelShare workshop.
Presentation on Hidden REF for the MiTalent Springfest.
Presentation on the Hidden REF for Open Research Conversation at the University of Sheffield.
A talk for the Science Council policy group on the ways in which team research is changing academia, and the ways in which research assessment need to change to catch up.
A talk for the Research14 on the ways in which team research is changing academia, and the ways in which research assessment need to change to catch up.
A presentation on how we change the assessment of software for the International RSE Research meeting on 16 January 2024.
A talk for the Science Council policy group on the ways in which team research is changing academia, and the ways in which research assessment need to change to catch up.
Presentation for the ETH forum on the importance of RSE and how supporting RSE advances research
This was a 5 min talk at our Research Software Community event on the 4 Dec 2023
Presentation for the EnhanceR conference in Basel on the importance of RSE and how supporting RSE advances research
A welcome to the Festival, some history of the campaign and an overview of how the Festival will operate.
Presented at faculty leadership away day