About Rust for RSE
rs4rse is an online/offline hybrid initiative to support and connect Research Software Engineers (RSEs) who are interested in or currently using the Rust programming language.
Our goal is to build a friendly and practical community for RSEs to explore how Rust can empower scientific computing, research infrastructure, and reproducible software development. Events, discussions, and resources are tailored for RSE workflows, from performance-critical simulations to secure data pipelines.
We host meetups, tutorials, learning clubs and community hangouts designed with the RSE schedule in mind — often short and focused, or aligned with academic/research breaks.
Code of Conduct
Rust for RSE follows the Rust Code of Conduct, which outlines the expected behavior for all participants and contributors.
Violations of the Code of Conduct can be reported confidentially to the organizers via email at **.
Disclaimer
Rust for RSE is an independent community project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Rust Project or the Rust Foundation.
Social
Stay connected with the Rust for RSE community and keep up with event announcements:
- Slack: slack chat
- GitHub: github.com/rs4rse
You're welcome to join the conversation — whether it's about high-performance computing, safe parallelism, or best practices in research software — especially if Rust is involved!
Contributing
We welcome contributions of all kinds, whether you’re a newcomer or experienced with Rust:
- Want to give a talk or demo? Reach out!
- Have ideas or feedback? Open an issue on the GitHub repository.
- Interested in organizing or moderating? Let us know!
Please email ** to get involved.
Contact
For general inquiries or to reach the organizing team, you can email us at **.