This page collects recaps and presentation resources from previous Research Software Engineering Community of Practice meetings.

Meeting agendas are always posted in repository issues.

7/15/26

Welcome

Brief intro to RSE-CoP, field notes, and resources.

Lightning Talks

Name Team Dept Presentation Title Resources
Sarah Slack and Jess Murphy RKJcollab and Hendricks Lab, respectively DBMI URSSI Research Software Engineering Best Practices Slides

Connect

Getting to know the community through discussion.

6/17/26

Lightning Talks

Name Team Dept Presentation Title Resources
Hanan Shorrosh Health Data Compass - - -

Connect

Getting to know the community through discussion.

5/20/26

Lightning Talks

Name Team Dept Presentation Title Resources
Alex McKim Software Engineering Team DBMI Learning Rust by building a JRPG, and why it matters for biomedical science Slides
Parker Hicks Krishnan Lab DBMI MetaHQ: Harmonized, high-quality metadata annotations of public omics samples and studies Preprint, Code, Slides

4/15/26

Lightning Talks

Name Team Dept Presentation Title Resources
Michael Kaufman CU Cancer Center Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Shared Resource (BBSR) Department of Biomedical Informatics uv: an extremely fast Python package and project manager Google Slides
Vincent Rubinetti Software Engineering Team Department of Biomedical Informatics SVG’s What’s the deal Google Slides

3/11/26

Lightning Talks

Approximate format:

  • 4 community presentations at 5 minutes each
  • 2 minutes of Q&A after each talk
Name Team Dept Presentation Title Resources
Peter DeWitt Bennett Lab Department of Biomedical Informatics Zero Imports, Full Power: Building Portable R Packages That Just Work -
Seth Russell Bennett Lab Department of Biomedical Informatics Using conda to create reproducible research environments for R and Python -
Jenna Tomkinson Way Lab Department of Biomedical Informatics From Idea to Tool: Developing Reproducible Scientific Software Google Slides, MIICE GitHub
Faisal Alquaddoomi Software Engineering Team Department of Biomedical Informatics Transactions + PostgreSQL + Why should you care Google Slides