Zenodo and Software Heritage teamed up to streamline code archiving. By automatically transferring code from Zenodo to Software Heritage, researchers can ensure their work is preserved and cited.
CERN, renowned for its groundbreaking physics research, also has a significant impact on the open-source software world. Software Heritage is working to preserve and share this valuable code, despite the challenges of tracking its decentralized nature.
“Booking” an ambassador may be one of the most effective ways to discover Software Heritage services. Lower the entry cost, improve your efficiency As the members of the ambassadors’ community…
As the open-source landscape evolves, so do its regulatory challenges. Software Heritage joined the Eclipse Foundation’s Open Regulatory Compliance Working Group (ORCWG) to address these challenges head-on.
At Software Heritage, the universal source code archive, metadata is the software’s identity card. It provides information that can be used to identify, describe and curate software. To make it…
With great pleasure, we announce that The Consortium of Swiss Academic Libraries (CSAL) on behalf of its members is partnering with Software Heritage. We welcome the CSAL members who have…
Since its inception, the Software Heritage archive has been dedicated to serving multiple societal needs: preserving the software commons for future generations, providing a referenceable catalogue of software source code…
We are delighted to introduce our 3rd ambassador in 2024, Giacomo Lorenzetti! Giacomo Lorenzetti works as a Research Software Engineer at Centro de Estudios de Física del Cosmos de Aragón…
Software Heritage at PIDFest: The Conference on Persistent Identifiers! Update: The video and slides are now avaialble https://doi.org/10.48813/a54q-pm12 We are delighted to share that Miguel Colom, senior researcher at Centre Borelli,…
With great pleasure, we announce that the Canadian Research Knowledge Network – Réseau canadien de documentation pour la recherche (CRKN-RCDR) is partnering with Software Heritage by way of the fifth…
