2026 Bennett Oxford Symposium on Open Code in Science
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- Host
- Primary Care Health Sciences (Department)
- Location
- Examination Schools - South School, South School, Examination Schools, 75-81 High Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 4BG, United Kingdom
- Organisation
- Oxford
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About this talk
Here at the Bennett Institute, we have long shared all the code behind both our research projects and our tools and platforms – and we encourage and teach others to do the same! We think open code makes science better: and we know many agree. It makes research easier to deliver, check, reproduce, and build on. But it’s still far from standard practice. The 2026 Bennett Oxford Symposium on Open Code in Science will explore, with contributions from across the community: What academia can learn from the open-source software movement Why people do – and do not – share their code The impact of open source code and software in science and beyond, and How AI is changing the open-source landscape. With a full day of talks and panels on Day 1, there will be opportunities for more open and collaborative sessions on Day 2. Whether you work in research, policy, software development, or elsewhere, the 2026 Bennett Oxford Symposium on Open Code in Science is a chance to connect and learn from those who are both passionate and knowledgeable about open and transparent code and software.
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