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The use of research software in science is growing rapidly – and with it, the demands for sustainability, openness, and robust infrastructure. The recent study commissioned by the BMFTR (formerly BMBF), titled “Open Research Tools: Current State and Challenges at the Intersection of Research Software, Openness, and Digital Infrastructure,” analyzes the current landscape of the research software ecosystem in Germany. The study

Under the title “Research software, openness, digital infrastructure, interplay and challenges”, the Federal Ministry of Research, Transfer and Space invited experts from the research, open and research software community to present study results on the status, challenges and prospects of research software between openness, scientific application and digital infrastructure. Christine Regitz, President of the German Informatics Society: “Open science is more than a technical concept - it is a social movement

The FutuRSI initiative has officially launched! We’re thrilled to begin our journey toward a national institution for research software. Stay tuned for updates, events, and ways to get involved.