Open-Source Science: Working with OSPOs to Accelerate Research in...
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Open-Source Science is a NumFOCUS-hosted initiative co-founded with IBM that organizes communities around scientific OSS, standing up interest groups (chemistry, materials, climate, life sciences, reproducibility), a Slack of ~40 collaborators, a newsletter and monthly meetups, and a pilot workshop funded by CCI for an early Map of Science. It maps GitHub/GitLab code, papers and datasets using graph mining and supply‑chain tools, leverages the NumPy pandas Jupyter ecosystem, and is producing early community-driven priorities rather than finished tools.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Open-Source Science intro
- 1:25Three pillars
- 8:06Interest groups
- 11:40OSPO partnerships
- 18:24Meetups and network
- 19:27Science map with open tools
- 23:44Q&A
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