Add Simon Hettrick's Keynote Speech

_data/menus/program.yml

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       link: program/
     - name: Birds of a Feather
       link: program/bofs/
+    - name: Keynote Speakers
+      link: program/keynotes/
     - name: Notebooks
       link: program/notebooks/
     - name: Papers

_data/navigation.yml

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       link: program/
     - name: Birds of a Feather
       link: program/bofs/
+    - name: Keynote Speakers
+      link: program/keynotes/
     - name: Notebooks
       link: program/notebooks/
     - name: Papers

pages/program/keynotes.md

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+---
+layout: page
+title: Keynotes
+description:
+menubar: program
+permalink: program/keynotes/
+menubar_toc: true
+---
+
+<a name="simon"></a>
+## Research Software Engineers: where it started and where it’s going
+
+
+<img src="{{ site.baseurl }}/assets/img/SimonHettrick.jpg" alt="Simon Hettrick, SSI" style="float:right; padding:1em; width:350px">
+
+The concept for Research Software Engineers came from a discussion at a workshop.
+In only 12 years, it has grown into a career path and a self-sustaining movement
+that has spanned the globe. In this talk, I will look at the history of the RSE
+campaign and explain why I think the campaign was successful. I will move onto
+what excites me most about today’s RSE community: the way in which it is helping
+to change research culture from focussing not just on collecting results, but on
+collecting reliable and reproducible results. The impetus for this change comes
+from RSE’s contributions to the arguments around how we define “success” in research.
+RSE has had a huge, positive impact on this debate by proving that if we don’t
+recognise everyone who is vital to research, we limit our ability to conduct
+research. I’ll end with some thoughts on tomorrow’s research and the inevitable
+and hugely welcome growth of non-traditional research roles.
+
+
+### Simon Hettrick
+
+ Professor Simon Hettrick is Director of Strategy at the Software Sustainability
+ Institute and a Director of the Southampton Research Software Group.
+
+Simon is a passionate advocate for Research Software Engineers. He orchestrated a
+campaign to gain recognition for this community, which grew from a handful of people
+to an international community numbering in the tens of thousands. Presenting the
+opening talk to a couple of hundred newly-minted RSEs at the first ever RSE
+Conference in 2016 is his fondest memory from his entire career. He was the
+founding chair of the UK's Association of Research Software Engineers and a
+founding Trustee of the Society of Research Software Engineering.
+
+He works with stakeholders from across the research community to develop policies
+that support research software, the people who develop that software and the
+researchers who rely on it. Simon's research focuses on the use of software
+in the research community with the aim of understanding practices and demographics.
+In this role, he conducted the first study of software reliance in academia.
+
+Simon currently spends much of his time with the Hidden REF campaign. In this
+role, he campaigns for a research culture that recognises all research outputs
+and every role that makes research possible.
+
+------
+
+<!--Remove this when information is received...
+
+<a name="sandra"></a>
+## Title TBA
+
+<img src="{{ site.baseurl }}/assets/img/SandraGesing.png" alt="Sandra Gesing, US-RSE and SDSC" style="float:left; padding:1em; width:350px">
+
+TBA
+
+
+### Sandra Gesing
+
+TBA
+
+Also remove this...-->

pages/program/program.md

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   width:81pt'>9:00 AM</td>
   <td colspan=6 class=xl936507 width=944 style='border-right:.5pt solid white;
   width:709pt'><font class="font146507">Keynote:</font><font class="font76507">
+  <a href="{{ site.baseurl }}/program/keynotes/#simon">Research Software Engineers: where it started and where it’s going</a>,
   Simon Hettrick, </font><font class="font156507">Ballroom A</font></td>
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