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We are excited to share the newly released SoFAIR Workflow documentation: A workflow for the management of the software assets lifecycle (guide for developers). The SoFAIR workflow is a specification for the development of an AI-assisted service for the identification and tracking of research software. It consists of three key parts, specifically, 1) AI-assisted identification […]

We are pleased to invite you to the webinar “Towards Reusability and Reproducibility of Research: A Scalable Workflow for Research Software Archival with CORE and Software Heritage”, organised as part of the international and interdisciplinary SoFAIR project (https://sofair.org), an initiative aimed at developing AI-assisted tools for the extraction of software mentions from research manuscripts to

We were excited to attend the annual international Open Repositories (OR) Conference this year as representatives of the SoFAIR Project. The OR Conference is an important event in the field of open knowledge, open source, and digital preservation. It brings together librarians, developers, repository managers, and others who are focused on making scholarly outputs accessible

In this blog post, we’re going to introduce you to the partners of the SoFAIR project. Each partner brings something different to the table, which is essential for achieving our project’s goals. You’ll get to know the diverse institutions and teams that contribute to the success of SoFAIR, and we’ll highlight their roles and the

This spring saw the launch of the multi-national SoFAIR project (Making Software FAIR: A machine-assisted workflow for the research software lifecycle), coordinated by The Open University and involving teams from six institutions across 5 countries. The project is funded by a €494k research grant in the international CHISTERA Open Research Data & Software Call which