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| title | We've been around a while! | ||||||||||
| author | @vsoch | ||||||||||
| rse | Charles Ferenbaugh | ||||||||||
| phenotype | cferenba-rse-phenotype-1.png | ||||||||||
| excerpt | How far back does research software engineering go? | ||||||||||
| date | 2020-07-16 01:00:00 -0700 | ||||||||||
| external_media | https://us-rse.org/rse-stories-episodes-1/2020/rse-stories-charles-ferenbaugh-episode-25.mp3 | ||||||||||
| length | 10537817 | ||||||||||
| duration | 00:21:32 | ||||||||||
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How long have Research Software Engineering groups been around? How do you organically grow a group at your institution? This week we talk with Charles Ferenbaugh, a computational scientist at Los Alamos National Lab. Charles has rich experience from industry to national labs, and offers some interesting insights on the matter. Oh, and we also talk about his favorite ice cream too. We hope you enjoy the conversation!