The slides for a talk I presented at a recent workshop on scientific software development, organized by the Faraday Institution, are now available on the Work page.

The talk focussed on ONETEP as a case study of a successful, well-written, scientific code used in materials modelling. As part of this talk, I described some general ideas related to scientific software development and proposed a few key principles which I think are vital in keeping scientific software usable and maintainable.