Technical overview demonstrates quality dimensions and community tools across scientific computing, highlighting frameworks to improve research software reliability and excellence.
Presentation given in-person at the Annual Swiss RSE day 2026 on August 31, 2026 (https://rse.swiss/events/2026_08_31_annual_swiss_rse_day_2026/), hosted by Uwe Schmitt. This presentation is aiming at any individual, research lab and institution interested in enhancing their Research Software Quality. This presentation describes what research software is, what the EVERSE (European Virtual Institute for Research Software Excellence) is, what are the quality dimensions and indicators used thoughout the whole diversity of tools and frameworks, and a general presentation of the current tools and resources at their current state (August 2026, i.e., they may change in terms of number of content, website URL, etc.). Here is the list of tools and resources: RSQΚit (https://everse.software/RSQKit/) Quality Dimensions and Indicators (https://everse.software/indicators/website/indicators.html), TechRadar (https://everse.software/TechRadar/), Quality Pipelines (https://github.com/EVERSE-ResearchSoftware/QualityPipelines), DashVERSE (https://dashverse.cloud/), EVERSE Training (https://everse-training.app.cern.ch/), APICURON (https://apicuron.org/), BIP! Scholar (https://bip.imsi.athenarc.gr/scholar)
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