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ActiveSchmidt Sciences · 2026

Schmidt Academy for Software Engineering

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Agency: Schmidt Sciences
Funding: Varies
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Research groups at Caltech seeking to improve software engineering practices.

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Schmidt Academy for Software Engineering is sponsored by Schmidt Sciences. Aims to integrate best practices in software engineering into research groups to enable new scientific advances.

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Research groups at Caltech seeking to improve software engineering practices.

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