CW11

The SoundSoftware.ac.uk project will be participating in the Collaborations Workshop (CW11), organized by the Software Sustainability Institute (SSI), on the 3rd and 4th of March.

This two day workshop focuses on collaboration between the participants, aiming at bringing together researchers who use software, funders and software developers.

This edition of the workshop will be held at the e-Science Institute in Edinburgh. The registration is already open and ends on the 28th of February. If you are interested in sharing ideas that will improve the long-term sustainability of software by improving its code base, increasing community size or branching established software into new markets, please come along.

More information about what the workshop's aim is and what types of participations are expected can be seen here:
http://software.ac.uk/news/2011-02-21-software-sustainability-institute-...

For further detail, please refer to the workshop's webpage:
http://www.software.ac.uk/home/cw11

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