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Collaboration gets the most out of software
eLife · 2013 · Vol. 2 · pp. e01456–e01456
Andrew Morin✉(Harvard University)Ben Eisenbraun(Harvard University)Jason Key(Harvard University)Paul C. Sanschagrin(Harvard University)Michael A Timony(Harvard University)Michelle Ottaviano(Harvard University)Piotr Sliz(Harvard University)
Abstract
By centralizing many of the tasks associated with the upkeep of scientific software, SBGrid allows researchers to spend more of their time on research.
Distributed and Parallel Computing SystemsScientific Computing and Data ManagementGenomics and Phylogenetic StudiesSoftwareComputer scienceSoftware engineeringBiologyComputational biologyOperating system
MeSH terms
Cooperative BehaviorHumansSoftwareComputational BiologyInformation Dissemination
Funding
- National Science Foundation
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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