Roberto Di Cosmo
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberDear all,
I’m delighted to share the link to the official results of the first
french national open science awards for free software in research, that
were unveiled this saturday February 4th, during the track dedicated to
software in open science :
– original french version on the website of the ministry of research– automated english translation
The variety and depth of these contributions (some started as early as
1984!) is an inspiration for us all.
In due time, we will publish more details about the organization of these
awards, which has required a considerable amount of work, and we hope to
see more countries follow the example set by France.
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Roberto Di Cosmo
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at Inria from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage E-mail : ***@***.***
INRIA Web : http://www.dicosmo.org
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberDear all,
I’m delighted to share the link to the official results of the first
french national open science awards for free software in research, that
were unveiled this saturday February 4th, during the track dedicated to
software in open science :
– original french version on the website of the ministry of research– automated english translation
The variety and depth of these contributions (some started as early as
1984!) is an inspiration for us all.
In due time, we will publish more details about the organization of these
awards, which has required a considerable amount of work, and we hope to
see more countries follow the example set by France.
—
Roberto Di Cosmo
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at Inria from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage E-mail : ***@***.***
INRIA Web : http://www.dicosmo.org
Bureau C328 Twitter : http://twitter.com/rdicosmo
2, Rue Simone Iff Tel : +33 1 80 49 44 42
CS 42112
75589 Paris Cedex 12
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberDear all,
I’m delighted to share the link to the official results of the first
french national open science awards for free software in research, that
were unveiled this saturday February 4th, during the track dedicated to
software in open science :
– original french version on the website of the ministry of research– automated english translation
The variety and depth of these contributions (some started as early as
1984!) is an inspiration for us all.
In due time, we will publish more details about the organization of these
awards, which has required a considerable amount of work, and we hope to
see more countries follow the example set by France.
—
Roberto Di Cosmo
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at Inria from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage E-mail : ***@***.***
INRIA Web : http://www.dicosmo.org
Bureau C328 Twitter : http://twitter.com/rdicosmo
2, Rue Simone Iff Tel : +33 1 80 49 44 42
CS 42112
75589 Paris Cedex 12
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberDear all,
I’m delighted to share the link to the official results of the first
french national open science awards for free software in research, that
were unveiled this saturday February 4th, during the track dedicated to
software in open science :
– original french version on the website of the ministry of research– automated english translation
The variety and depth of these contributions (some started as early as
1984!) is an inspiration for us all.
In due time, we will publish more details about the organization of these
awards, which has required a considerable amount of work, and we hope to
see more countries follow the example set by France.
—
Roberto Di Cosmo
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at Inria from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage E-mail : ***@***.***
INRIA Web : http://www.dicosmo.org
Bureau C328 Twitter : http://twitter.com/rdicosmo
2, Rue Simone Iff Tel : +33 1 80 49 44 42
CS 42112
75589 Paris Cedex 12
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberDear Paula,
thank you so much for sharing.
I do not necessarily agree with everything that is written therein (in
particular, I strongly disagree on the statement about patentability of software
in the companion “Research Software Guidelines” [1]), but I like these documents for
several reasons:
– the key policy is stated clearly in the introduction
– it provides a decision diagram (technically, it’s not a tree ;-))
– the drafting committee involved a variety of expertises and put researchers in the loop
– they are approved by the board of the University
– they are public
It is a great example to follow.
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Roberto Di Cosmo
[1] despite the existence of 30.000+ software patents delivered by the EPO, and
repeated efforts from lobbys to alter Article 52 of the European Patent
Convention (https://fsfe.org/activities/swpat/status.en.html), the legal
value of a software patent in Europe is far from established. The experience
I am aware of with software patents is that they cost a fortune, their
legal value is uncertain, and they are mostly useless in practice for
performing technical transfer around software.
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Director
Software Heritage https://www.softwareheritage.org
INRIA
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberDear all,
similar discussions have been taking place about software (that is not just a
special case of data), and the following short summary may be of interest for
your work in this area.
Of course, Bib(La)TeX entries are not meant to contain all relevant metadata
about software, there are other standards for that (like CodeMeta): for example,
we do not expect to find individual author roles or affiliations recorded there.
Nonetheless they are extremely useful when it comes to citing software in
publications, creating bibliographic reference lists, producing activity
reports, etc.
Hence the importance to have proper support for software entries in BibLaTeX,
but, like for @dataset, the @software entry in the stock BibLaTeX is just
another name for @misc, and does not fit the bill at all.
A significant amount of work has been done to determine:
– the fields needed to describe software in a bibliography
– the kind of entries needed for capturing the software facets
(@software alone is not enough)
– the best way to make these new fields and entries supported in existing stlyes
This has led to the development of the biblatex-software package, included in
all recent TeXLive distributions, and also separately available from CTAN at
https://ctan.org/pkg/biblatex-software
This package is a /style extension/, that can be used to add to any existing
BibLaTeX bibliographic style support for the folloing four entries:
@software
@softwareversion
@softwaremodule
@codefragment
Biblatex-software supports inheritance between these entries, and provides a
broad set of parameters that allow to tweak the rendering of bibliographies as
desired, see the extensive documentation at [1] for more information.
It would be great to see a similar work done for @dataset, and I hope this
information about what we did for software (not only the technical
implementation, but also the process that led to it) may be of help
All the best
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Roberto Di Cosmo
[1] https://ctan.gutenberg.eu.org/macros/latex/contrib/biblatex-contrib/bibl…
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Director
Software Heritage https://www.softwareheritage.org
INRIA
Bureau C328 E-mail : ***@***.***
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberHi Brigitte, hi Morane,
ok, seeing the agenda and considering the constraints, I can do the
lightning talk
Cheers
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Roberto
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at Inria from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage E-mail : ***@***.***
INRIA Web : http://www.dicosmo.org
Bureau C328 Twitter : http://twitter.com/rdicosmo
2, Rue Simone Iff Tel : +33 1 80 49 44 42
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On Fri, 19 Mar 2021 at 10:12, moraneottilia via FAIR for Research Software
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberDear Brigitte,
thank you for your interest in the work done in the Software Source Code
Identification Working Group, that led to the report you mention.
Morane Gruenpeter, from my organization, did the heavy lifting of structuring
and coordinating this effort: she is in Cc: of this mail, and I am sure she
will be delighted to give a lightning talk.
I take this occasion to attract your attention to these other works that
you might find interesting:
– Pierre Alliez, Roberto Di Cosmo, Benjamin Guedj, Alain Girault, Mohand-Said Hacid, Arnaud Legrand, Nicolas Rougier
Attributing and Referencing (Research) Software: Best Practices and Outlook From Inria
Computing in Science Engineering, 22 (1), pp. 39-52, 2020, ISSN: 1558-366X
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/MCSE.2019.2949413
Green open access: https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-02446202
– Roberto Di Cosmo, Jose Benito Gonzalez Lopez, Jean-François Abramatic et al.
Scholarly Infrastructures for Research Software
Report from the EOSC SIRS working group
European Commission. Directorate General for Research and Innovation., 2020, ISBN: 978-92-76-25568-0
https://dx.doi.org/10.2777/28598
All the best
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Roberto Di Cosmo
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at INRIA from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage https://www.softwareheritage.org
INRIA
Bureau C328 E-mail : ***@***.***
2, Rue Simone Iff Web page : http://www.dicosmo.org
CS 42112 Twitter : http://twitter.com/rdicosmo
75589 Paris Cedex 12 Tel : +33 1 80 49 44 42
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberThank you for your email, we are delighted to see this session proposal
accepted, and look forward to a productive meeting at the next RDA VP17.
All the best
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Roberto Di Cosmo
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at Inria from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage E-mail : ***@***.***
INRIA Web : http://www.dicosmo.org
Bureau C328 Twitter : http://twitter.com/rdicosmo
2, Rue Simone Iff Tel : +33 1 80 49 44 42
CS 42112
75589 Paris Cedex 12
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On Fri, 26 Feb 2021 at 18:48, Secretariat
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberDear Adrian,
we would be delighted to contribute to the session by presenting the
differences and complementarities of intrinsic and extrinsic identifiers
(see
https://www.softwareheritage.org/2020/07/09/intrinsic-vs-extrinsic-ident…)
, and showcase the SWHIDs intrinsic identifiers
for software
source code.
All the best
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Roberto
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at INRIA from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage E-mail : ***@***.***
INRIA Web : http://www.dicosmo.org
Bureau C328 Twitter : http://twitter.com/rdicosmo
2, Rue Simone Iff Tel : +33 1 80 49 44 42
CS 42112
75589 Paris Cedex 12
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On Fri, 31 Jul 2020 at 07:27, aburton via PID IG
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberDear Mohammad, dear all,
a couple of months ago we shared a note published by the free and open
source software group of the French National Council for Open Science
,
that I’ve the pleasure to co-chair, on encouraging a wider usage of
software resulting from research with a list of actionable recommendations.
I am happy to let you know that the this document is now available on HAL
, the french national open
access repository, as https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-02545142 (HAL
ID: hal-02545142).
You can find there all the information needed to cite/reference it anywhere
relevant.
I hope you are safe and wish you all the best during these difficult times
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Roberto
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at INRIA from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage E-mail : ***@***.***
INRIA Web : http://www.dicosmo.org
Bureau C328 Twitter : http://twitter.com/rdicosmo
2, Rue Simone Iff Tel : +33 1 80 49 44 42
CS 42112
75589 Paris Cedex 12
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Le dim. 23 févr. 2020 à 04:00, akhlaghi via Software Source Code IG <
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberDear Mohammad, dear all,
a couple of months ago we shared a note published by the free and open
source software group of the French National Council for Open Science
,
that I’ve the pleasure to co-chair, on encouraging a wider usage of
software resulting from research with a list of actionable recommendations.
I am happy to let you know that the this document is now available on HAL
, the french national open
access repository, as https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-02545142 (HAL
ID: hal-02545142).
You can find there all the information needed to cite/reference it anywhere
relevant.
I hope you are safe and wish you all the best during these difficult times
—
Roberto
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at INRIA from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage E-mail : ***@***.***
INRIA Web : http://www.dicosmo.org
Bureau C328 Twitter : http://twitter.com/rdicosmo
2, Rue Simone Iff Tel : +33 1 80 49 44 42
CS 42112
75589 Paris Cedex 12
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Le dim. 23 févr. 2020 à 04:00, akhlaghi via Software Source Code IG <
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberWe’ll make available a version on an open access platform soon, we’ll keep you
posted.
Best
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Roberto
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Roberto Di Cosmo
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at INRIA from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage https://www.softwareheritage.org
INRIA
Bureau C328 E-mail : ***@***.***
2, Rue Simone Iff Web page : http://www.dicosmo.org
CS 42112 Twitter : http://twitter.com/rdicosmo
75589 Paris Cedex 12 Tel : +33 1 80 49 44 42
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberWe’ll make available a version on an open access platform soon, we’ll keep you
posted.
Best
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Roberto
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Roberto Di Cosmo
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Computer Science Professor
(on leave at INRIA from IRIF/Université de Paris)
Director
Software Heritage https://www.softwareheritage.org
INRIA
Bureau C328 E-mail : ***@***.***
2, Rue Simone Iff Web page : http://www.dicosmo.org
CS 42112 Twitter : http://twitter.com/rdicosmo
75589 Paris Cedex 12 Tel : +33 1 80 49 44 42
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Roberto Di CosmoMemberHi Tovo, all,
this ended up being the week we announce in Italy the creation of the
first institutional mirror of Software Heritage, among other things, so
unfortunately I cannot be in Helsinki this time 🙁
Nonetheless, we did a great amount of work at the Research Software
Hackaton in Edinburgh last week, and Morane will post an update with the
outcomes as soon as the material is sorted out.
I believe that Martin and Neil are there, so you can surely catch up with
them a bit 🙂
Best
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Roberto
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Computer Science Professor
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Director
Software Heritage E-mail : ***@***.***
INRIA Web : http://www.dicosmo.org
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Le mar. 22 oct. 2019 à 16:17, tovo via Software Source Code Identification
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