International audienceEveryone has heard about "free software" and "open source", but what those terms actually mean is not always very clear, even for people that produce software. First of all, I will briefly explain those terms, and the reader will see that the open source philosophy has many ideas in common with Science. Then, I will define what I mean by "academic software" and I will present some arguments in order to show that Science would benefit a lot if scientists that produce software released them as open sourc
Economists and legal scholars have debated the reasons people adopt opensource software, and accordi...
The aim of this chapter is to explore the differences and commonalities between open source software...
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) recently announced its OpenCourseWare project, which...
<p>Modern research relies on software. However it can be difficult to understand the implications th...
Open source Software is turning into the most remarkable "emerging " sensation of the enti...
The notion that all scientific software should be open-source and free has been actively promoted in...
<p>Open Science is a broad movement looking beyond Open Access to publish openly and share scientifi...
In this computer era, everything works on latest computer technology. Most of the time we work in pr...
In this computer era, everything works on latest computer technology. Most of the time we work in pr...
A description of Open Source software is given and reasons are given for its appropriateness in High...
Software is ubiquitous in twenty-first-century developed societies. Software now permeates all aspec...
A lot misinformation and mystery surrounds the topic of Open Source software. The conceptual misund...
How open source hardware and software can help to level up open science into open research when used...
Contributions to open source software are motivated by many different incentives, some of which prov...
Open source methods for creating software rely on developers who voluntarily reveal code in the expe...
Economists and legal scholars have debated the reasons people adopt opensource software, and accordi...
The aim of this chapter is to explore the differences and commonalities between open source software...
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) recently announced its OpenCourseWare project, which...
<p>Modern research relies on software. However it can be difficult to understand the implications th...
Open source Software is turning into the most remarkable "emerging " sensation of the enti...
The notion that all scientific software should be open-source and free has been actively promoted in...
<p>Open Science is a broad movement looking beyond Open Access to publish openly and share scientifi...
In this computer era, everything works on latest computer technology. Most of the time we work in pr...
In this computer era, everything works on latest computer technology. Most of the time we work in pr...
A description of Open Source software is given and reasons are given for its appropriateness in High...
Software is ubiquitous in twenty-first-century developed societies. Software now permeates all aspec...
A lot misinformation and mystery surrounds the topic of Open Source software. The conceptual misund...
How open source hardware and software can help to level up open science into open research when used...
Contributions to open source software are motivated by many different incentives, some of which prov...
Open source methods for creating software rely on developers who voluntarily reveal code in the expe...
Economists and legal scholars have debated the reasons people adopt opensource software, and accordi...
The aim of this chapter is to explore the differences and commonalities between open source software...
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) recently announced its OpenCourseWare project, which...