Why and How to Cite Software (and Get Your Software Cited Too) - Stephanie Chong (PyCon AU 2026) @PyConAU
Why and How to Cite Software (and Get Your Software Cited Too) - Stephanie Chong (PyCon AU 2026)  @PyConAU
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(Stephanie Chong) Software is widely used and produced in the course of research. Yet, published works (e.g. journal papers and conference posters) do not always cite the software that was essential for the research. Citing software has numerous benefits, including facilitating the reproducibility and transparency of research, as well as providing attribution and credit for the developers. This talk will discuss the benefits of citing software, how to cite software and practical suggestions for how to make your software easier for others to cite.

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