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Sustainable scientific software requires robust collaboration frameworks for knowledge transfer. The pandemic accelerated remote tools, enabling wider global scientific cooperation and future innovation.

Keywords:

Computational chemistry Remote collaboration Software development The Future of Meetings XR

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Computer Science
Scientific Research Methodology
Software Engineering

Background:

Scientific software sustainability is crucial for research continuity.
Effective knowledge and skill transfer to future generations is essential.
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the need for enhanced remote collaboration.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the key elements of a sustainable scientific software collaboration framework.
To discuss the impact of recent technological advancements on scientific collaboration.
To explore future directions for remote scientific software development and support.

Main Methods:

Literature review of collaboration frameworks and tools.
Analysis of technology trends in remote work and scientific software.
Discussion of best practices in education, tool development, and community building.

Main Results:

Identification of essential components for a collaboration framework: education, tools, and community.
Demonstration of how remote platforms can broaden global scientific participation.
Highlighting current technological capabilities and future potential.

Conclusions:

A strong framework is vital for the long-term sustainability of scientific software.
Remote collaboration tools, accelerated by the pandemic, offer significant opportunities.
Continued investment in education, tools, and community is necessary for future success.