Michael Markie

My talk at BOSC 2014, explaining how F1000Research's publication model is well suited to publishing software articles in biomedical science. The talk covers how papers are versioned to document the latest updates, and also clearly outlines our software availability section, and how it allows authors to gain credit for their code through a formal citiation.

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1. A PUBLICATION MODEL THAT ALIGNS WITH THE KEY OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE PRINCIPLES MICHAEL MARKIE Associate Publisher, F1000Research michael.markie@f1000.com @mmmarksman f1000research.com @f1000research
2. PUBLISHING SOFTWARE: SQUARE PEG, ROUND HOLE!
3. THE PUBLICATION MODEL
4. UPDATING DOCUMENTATION Denotes an article that has been revised by the authors, usually following referee and/or reader feedback. Denotes a small development to the study that is added by the authors.
5. UPDATING DOCUMENTATION
6. REPRODUCIBILITY
7. REPRODUCIBILITY
8. OPEN PEER REVIEW AND OPEN COMMUNITIES
9. ARTICLE COLLECTIONS