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  • * Scholarly software development
  • * Open Science practices
  • * Research reproducibility

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  • * Software is integral to modern research across all disciplines.
  • * Open-source software is crucial for knowledge sharing and research reproducibility.
  • * The French Plan for Open Science (2021) recognized the need to promote open-source research software.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To analyze the design and implementation of the French National Award for open-source research software.
  • * To highlight outstanding research software projects and development teams.
  • * To promote software as a valuable research output and encourage open science.

Main Methods:

  • * Analysis of the award's design and implementation strategy.
  • * Evaluation of submissions based on inclusivity across domains and applications.
  • * Reporting on the outcomes of the first award edition.

Main Results:

  • * The first edition received 129 high-quality submissions.
  • * The award successfully promoted open science principles.
  • * Software was recognized as a research output comparable to publications.

Conclusions:

  • * The National Award effectively fosters open science by recognizing research software.
  • * Initiatives promoting open-source software are vital for research reproducibility and advancement.
  • * Recognizing software development as a key research contribution is essential for the academic ecosystem.