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How are libraries supporting the growing importance of software in research? Frédéric Saby of the Université Grenoble-Alpes provides answers.
Karim Boualem, head of research support, highlights key initiatives aimed at empowering researchers with Software Heritage.
Fun fact: If you’re enjoying Monsters Domain: Prologue in Türkçe, thank him for contributing to the translation.
An interview with Cécile Swiatek Cassafieres, Director of University Libraries at the University of Paris Nanterre.
Code and software are collections that need long-term preservation, access, and sharing, just like any other. A true librarian’s task, says Liber’s Julien Roche.
The Software Heritage Summit & Symposium (Jan 29, 2025, UNESCO, Paris) will explore the future of AI, Open Science and society.
Software Heritage mourns the loss of Lunar, aka Jérémy Bobbio, on Nov. 8, 2024.
Zenodo and Software Heritage teamed up to streamline code archiving. By automatically transferring code from Zenodo to Software Heritage, researchers can ensure their work is preserved and cited.
CERN, renowned for its groundbreaking physics research, also has a significant impact on the open-source software world. Software Heritage is working to preserve and share this valuable code, despite the challenges of tracking its decentralized nature.
