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    UC OSPO Network
    Sharing Research Software: Reproducible, Citable, and Discoverable
    • Sharing Research Software: Reproducible, Citable, and Discoverable
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    Summary and Setup
    1. Introduction: The "Works on My Machine" Trap
    2. Sharing Research Software Effectively
    3. Choosing an Open-Source License
    4. Adding a CITATION.cff File
    5. Making Your Software Citable
    6. Managing Reproducible Environments with pixi
    7. Improving Metadata and Discoverability
    8. Wrap-Up and Reflection

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    Introduction: The "Works on My Machine" Trap


    Sharing Research Software Effectively


    Choosing an Open-Source License


    Adding a CITATION.cff File


    Making Your Software Citable


    Managing Reproducible Environments with pixi


    Improving Metadata and Discoverability


    Wrap-Up and Reflection



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