Research Software Alliance
Published September 18, 2023 | Version v1
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Cite.Software

Creators

  • 1. SciLifeLab (formerly Michael J. Fox Foundation)
  • 2. The Alan Turing Institute
  • 3. Netherlands eScience Center
  • 4. Public Library of Science (PLOS)
  • 5. Digital Research Alliance of Canada
  • 6. Dutch Research Council (NWO)
  • 7. Crossref

Description

Guidance on research software preservation is scattered across many libraries, journals, research groups, and organizations' websites. The guidance varies across these websites and does not often address researchers' needs for clear instruction. Researchers/authors are left without a common reference point. The CiteSoftware group's aim is to drive the adoption of a common research software preservation and citation guidance website called Cite.Software for the research community. We are looking for support and guidance from the Research Software Funders Forum. We will leverage the content and development expertise of the Turing Way and The Netherlands eScience Center but also plan on working with key stakeholders involved with research software preservation and citation to develop the resource. The site will be hosted via GitHub (or similar) to foster transparent, collaborative work with the community. In this workshop session, we plan on using the forum as our stepping stone for further guidance and support to progress the project.

Notes

Research Software Funders Workshop Date: 18 September, 2023, 13:00-16:00 EDT Location: Palais des congrès de Montréal, Montréal, Canada, and virtual

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