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Bursting the Bubble: Teaching PIs the value of good code

CW21 - 2021-03-30 Noodle - CI14-CW21 Participants Marion Weinzierl (Durham University) Sam Harrison (UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology) Arielle Bennett (Alan Turing Institute, London) Steve Crouch (SSI, Southampton) Mark Turner (Durham University) Notes Marion: How to work with and take forward legacy code? Is there a checklist to make use of for this? Or develop an automatic script to parse the repo and tell me how to improve it? https://software....

Squashing conceptual bugs when computational bugs have been exterminated

CW22 - 2022-04-04 Collaborative Ideas session group: C-Clover Participants Aman Goel, University of Delhi, aman.goel185@gmail.com Juncheng E, European XFEL, juncheng.e@xfel.eu Iain Barrass, Queen Mary University of London, i.barrass@qmul.ac.uk Jesper Dramsch, ECMWF, jesper@dramsch.net Eli Chadwick, STFC, eli.chadwick@stfc.ac.uk Jiada Tu, Durham University, jiada.tu@durham.ac.uk Group photo Collaborative Idea Title Squashing conceptual bugs when computational bugs have been exterminated Context / Research Domain In physics the theory behind the code is as complex as writing the code itself....