Towards Reusability and Reproducibility of Research

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Institute of Literary Research PAN

Institute of Literary Research PAN

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Towards Reusability and Reproducibility of Research: A Scalable Workflow for Research Software Archival with CORE and Software Heritage, organised as part of the SoFAIR project (sofair.org/) by the Open University and the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
The webinar presented the results of the SoFAIR project, focusing on the preparation and annotation of data related to software mentions in the scientific literature. It featured expert insights from researchers representing Software Heritage, CORE, and Softcite.
The agenda of the meeting is as follows:
Overall project mission (Petr Knoth, SoFAIR PI, Open University)
Outline of the SoFAIR workflow (Morane Gruenpeter, Software Heritage)
AI-based software extraction in CORE (David Pride, Open University)
Management of software assets in open and institutional repositories (Martin Dočekal, Brno University of Technology)
Archival of software assets with Software Heritage (Morane Gruenpeter, Software Heritage)
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