Google Summer of Code mentor summit 2020 - Session 2 - Open Science and Open Source

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Session 2 – Open Science and Open Source
Patrick Diehl
Ste||ar group
me@diehlpk.de
October 5, 2020
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Session’s chosen questions
1 Why open source software is essential for the openness of science?
2 What is The role of Google Summer of Code in this process?
3 How can we make undergraduate and graduate students aware of this
important topic?
4 General discussion
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