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And since I use free software all the time, it's also a way that I could give back something to the open source / creative commons community. …

I am fully aware that the research paper is an open source idea anybody can use it. However, this is the case of copyright infringement. …

As this assessment could be probably biased by my own experience, I have inspected some open source projects run by researchers (and maybe a few software engineers) and cited in many important papers. …

A lot of academic institutions, especially in more computing-related fields, are big supports of open-source/FLOSS communities, and Linux is obviously a very big underlying part of such communities. …

However, many scientists are starting to notice the problem (and they see how open source culture flourishes). …

My professor of Computer Science has a company (both based in Germany) that promotes an open-source software. … He assigns them to build algorithmic modules for the open-source software. The student gets well trained in the software because of that. …

But, since I've been developing open-source software for more than 25 years now and have been leading open source communities for 20, I do think that it's worthwhile pointing out that the behavior of the …

Open-Source scientific tools such as CellProfiler usually tell you how to reference them, but Python doesn't. How is the Python language properly referenced? …

But regardless of whether something is still copyrighted or not, open source or not, freely available or not, if it is quoted, cited, copied or otherwise repeated in a text, if the source is not cited … When something passes into "common knowledge" then it can be written without having to find a quotable source. …

Mendeley is (mainly) a proprietary social network to share basic citation data and research papers. see also Are there any free and open source substitutes for this service? …

I developed an Open Source Web tool for modeling and gathering data when following a certain theory/methodology in software engineering. … It is a fully Open Access journal. This journal only accepts software papers on open source software for research. …

You are not required to get permission to implement an idea you have read about in a paper, or to make it open source. … You should also acknowledge the source of the idea by citing the paper in which you read about it, but this is an ethical requirement, not a legal one. …

If you plan to release your code as open source software and you expect it to be picked up by other people across the world, then go nuts - use all the engineering techniques you have also used in industry …

He added his own “main” source file, i.e. the thing he had to submit to me. … The code in the repository is under an open source license that allows students to redistribute the code. (He didn’t actually post any of my code, though.) …

of method M is correct while the known open-source implementations of M have not (yet) been established as reliable. … If P is not commercially available but rather a closed-source in-house solution then an open-source package is preferable. …