Embajadores
Software Heritage is building the universal software source code archive, that enables a wealth of applications, in the realms of academia, cultural heritage, industry and public administration. We are looking for enthusiastic organizations and individuals to volunteer as ambassadors to help grow the Software Heritage community.
Become a Software Heritage ambassador to support this effort in your area by:
- presenting Software Heritage, the services it provides, and its long term mission to key persons in your area
- sharing information with relevant mailing lists, venues and contacts
- posting Software Heritage news on blogs and social media
- identifying code hosting platforms in your area that it is urgent and important to archive
- updating the Software Heritage team with your community’s feedback
Software Heritage will offer support to ambassadors by:
- Sharing selected relevant material for their specific area
- Providing access to the Software Heritage team
- Acknowledging ambassador’s name and affiliated organization
- Shipping promotional material
Here are a few examples of what ambassadors can do in each of the main areas.
- Show researchers how to save and reference research software and how to cite it properly
- Contact scientific journals and conferences to recommend archiving research source code in Software Heritage;
- Foster Software Heritage as a pillar of Open Science in your institution and research community
- Learn and promote the Software Heritage Acquisition Process (SWHAP) for archiving landmark legacy software
- Connect with museums, cultural institutions, software preservation initiatives
- Talk about the ongoing collaboration with UNESCO
- Promote best pratices
- Explain how Software Heritage provides a universal, vendor-neutral, persistent software archive, and the reference source code knowledge base for all industry compliance needs
- Promote SWHIDs to ensure traceability along the supply chain, across future development and organizational changes
- Show how archiving source code in Software Heritage helps public administrations become more transparent and accountable
- Explain the importance of collecting, curating and sharing the public source code from public administrations worldwide
- Share good practices and promote them in government fora
Conozca a nuestros embajadores
Alexis Lebis
AI Lecturer at CERI SN of Institut Mines Télécom Lille Douai
Alexis Lebis a lecturer in artificial intelligence at the Center for Digital
Anna-Lena Lamprecht
Assistant Professor of Software Technology at Utrecht University
Anna-Lena Lamprecht is Assistant Professor of Software Technology at the Department of
Borut Kumperscak
Technology specialist at Slovenian computer museum
Borut is a founding member of Computer museum society in Ljubljana, where
Bostjan Spetic
Curator at Slovenian computer museum
While studying Philosophy and Sociology at University of Ljubljana, Bostjan worked as
Bruno Khélifi
Physicist Université Paris Diderot
After a Ph.D. at PCC/Collège de France in 2002, a post-doctorate at
Gerard Coen
Project Manager at DANS
Gerard Coen is part of the Research Data Expert Team at DANS
Malin Sandström
Scientific community manager at INCF
Malin Sandström has a PhD in computational neuroscience and a MSc in
Maria-Chiara Prodi
artistic coordinator, deputy director at the Opéra Comique, Paris
Maria Chiara Prodi works as artistic coordinator at Opéra Comique, in Paris.In
Mohammad Akhlaghi
Big Data Astronomer at IAC
Mohammad Akhlaghi is a Big Data Astronomer at the Instituto de Astrofísica
Neal Fultz
Principal data scientist of NJNM consulting
Neal is the principal data scientist of njnm consulting (a boutique analytics
Pierre Poulain
Lecturer / (tenured) associate professor Université de Paris
Pierre has a PhD in physics and is a lecturer in bioinformatics
Vicky Rampin
Librarian data management and reproducibility at New York University
Vicky Rampin is the Librarian for Research Data Management and Reproducibility at