The Software Heritage Project and the Management of Research Software
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Simon Delamare (ENS Lyon; Software Heritage).
Software Heritage, founded ten years ago, aims to archive all publicly available software source code in order to preserve it and ensure its long-term accessibility.
This project has proven to be a valuable tool for the scientific community, as the software now plays a central role in research activities.
In this webinar, we will introduce Software Heritage and explain the key principles behind it, and we will discuss how this project can contribute to the management of research software, particularly with a view to ensuring the reproducibility of experiments.
Open to everyone, free of charge and with no registration required, the meeting will take place via video conference using the following link:
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