This month, the RDM Community of Practice is discussing Research Software Development! We will be joined by David Beardwood of the Research Software Development (RSD) team, along with Chelsea Miya, a post-doctorate fellow with the Sherman Centre, to discuss the value and benefits of minimal computing web sites for research projects and their suitability for preservation and archiving. To demonstrate the practicality of this work, we will also be hosting Dr. Chandrima Chakraborty to discuss the efforts of the Air India Archive project to preserve and archive content around the Air India Flight tragedy of June 23, 1985. One of the challenges of the Archive's web site is to make it durable and preservable once the project's grant funding has ended. To this end, Dr. Chakraborty has been consulting with the University Library and the RSD team to explore Minimal Computing designed web sites. Join us on March 28th at 11AM for a great discussion!

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