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SUMMARY:Understanding Maintenance as a Turing Way - Anne Lee Steele\, Dann
 y Garside
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DESCRIPTION:The Turing Way - an open guidebook for data science and resear
 ch -  emerged in response to the crisis of reproducibility in science\, am
 idst a growing movement for new ways of managing research data: through in
 itiatives such as the FAIR principles and various open source software pro
 jects. As the movement has matured\, it has also entered a new phase that 
 has asked different questions about its sustainability\, governance\, fund
 ing\, and diversity. As these questions have evolved\, so has the wider la
 ndscape of technology more broadly\, pushing back against the ethos of ‘
 moving fast and breaking things’ as questions of maintenance come to the
  forefront. This talk discusses open source maintenance in the context of 
 The Turing Way\, within computational communities and open science more br
 oadly: extending into the culture of research itself. It discusses the ten
 sions between developing new ideas to change research culture and the cult
 ivation of maintenance as an ethos for developing\, contributing to\, and 
 participating in an open source community like The Turing Way.
LOCATION:Stage 1
URL:https://program.foss-backstage.de/fossback23/talk/RMHQAB/
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