Update paper.tex

Co-authored-by: Frank Löffler <[email protected]>

Author: mhagdorn

paper.tex

@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ \section{Motivation for central RSE units}
 For an overview of typical tasks of RSEs and the competencies required, see~\autocite{goth_foundational_competencies_2024}, especially section\ 4.4:\ “RSE tasks and responsibilities”.
 
 \subsection{Pooling: a necessary ingredient}
-The main focus of this paper lies on central RSE teams since the benefits of RSEs to research are described elsewhere [REF].
+The main focus of this paper lies on central RSE teams since the benefits of RSEs to research are described elsewhere **TODO: [REF]**.
 The main advantages of central RSE units all stem from the pooling of resources.
 There are at least three aspects to RSE pooling that research institutions can benefit from: funding, diverse knowledge, and support contacts.
 The first, pooling of \textbf{funding}, allows organisations to invest in building up institutional knowledge by supporting RSEs to become experts.