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OSPO-RADAR develops tools for efficient software management in academic institutions, suggesting a move towards prioritizing software outputs.
Software Heritage collects publicly available source code from numerous software projects and tracks their ongoing development. About the project The OSPO-RADAR project will develop the technical tooling to enable Academic Open-Source Programme Offices (OSPOs) to efficiently archive, manage, and showcase their institutions' software productions. This will elevate research software to a first-class research output and enable an evidence-based approach to software development. Built on the integration with Software Heritage, the portal will offer enhanced metadata management, streamlined workflows, and institutional visibility, fostering a sustainable ecosystem for open-source software management. OSPO-RADAR has received funding from the Sloan Foundation under Grant Agreement no. 2025-25188.
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