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(Please cite this post as https://doi.org/10.59350/6zpv3-qts50) Looking at NIH’s Request for Information on Measuring and Rewarding Scientific Impact Notice (NOT-OD-26-087), I was reminded of a blog post I wrote 11 years ago: “Software metrics – what to c…
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(please cite this post as https://doi.org/10.59350/nxkfm-ghk92) Today many researchers are not only capturing new knowledge in papers; they are also creating elements of infrastructure, such as datasets, software, and services.
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(please cite this post as https://doi.org/10.59350/zme5j-0jp45) I previously wrote a blog post, “There’s no such thing as sustainable research software,” trying to be somewhat provocative.
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(Please cite this post as https://doi.org/10.59350/rjt2m-2hy19) A few things recently have made me think about how we support the core work of maintaining research software and supporting its users.
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This post is cross-posted from Upstream: https://doi.org/10.54900/zks0k-pe034 Dan speaking about JOSS at FORCE2024.
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(with contributions from Michelle Barker, Neil Chue Hong, Matthew Turk, Jeffrey Carver, Hannah Cohoon, and James Howison; please cite this post as https://doi.org/10.59350/naakc-7h373) Ok, this title is a bit of a teaser, but what I really mean is that wh…
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Make-or-buy decisions are common in business and research.
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Research software is an essential part of most research today, as I’ve written about before.
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When thinking about a group adding a new person, we often think that while the group will benefit from adding the new person in the long run, there is a cost to the group in the initial period.
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While at the Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative’s Open Science 2022 Annual Meeting a couple of weeks ago, I was struck by a comment from Demetris Cheatham about how she hadn’t known about the scientific open-source community until she was introduced to it fairly…