Code for Thought [EN] Making Software Count - Simon Hettrick, Jack Atkinson, Will Swansborough-Aston
English Edition: making software, digital data and other artefacts count in research evaluations has always been a challenge. But there are plenty of people and initiatives like the https://hidden-ref.org in the UK who want to change research culture. And I talked to three people who are working in this field to find out what the challenges are and what they do to make software and digital technologies count (more): Simon Hettrick (Uni Southampton), Jack Atkinson (Uni Cambridge) and Will Swansborough-Aston (Uni Exeter).
Links:
- https://hidden-ref.org/ The Hidden REF
- https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/what-the-ref What the REF podcast
- https://2029.ref.ac.uk/ The Research Excellent Framework for 2029
- https://joss.theoj.org/ The Journal of Open Source Software
- https://data.agu.org/notebooks-now/ Notebooks Now
- https://mystmd.org/guide/quickstart-jupyter-lab-myst Myst markup language in Jupyter
- https://orkg.org/ Open Research Knowledge Graph
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