Research software engineering accelerates the translation of biomedical research for health. Comment from Dave_Horsfall Muzz_Haniffa and colleagues sangerinstitute
elevate software to a research output. Proper credit for software tools and their utility is key to ensuring the role of RSEs is fully understood and recognized by the broader scientific community. If researchers cite software they use in publications, and encourage training and peer support for software development, they might then build the skills and confidence to publish their own software.
Software engineering is a discipline rooted in identifying major challenges and then constructing solutions to them, for the benefit of many. In the case of modern biomedicine, the importance of this mindset and skill is growing rapidly. The deluge of data, potential of advanced computational approaches, and increasing impact of team science together create a research environment with RSEs as a critical central component.
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