Code Share. Nature 514(7524):536. ![Code Share [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper doi abstract bibtex Papers in Nature journals should make computer code accessible where possible. [Excerpt] A theme in Nature's ongoing campaign for the replicability and reproducibility of our research papers is that key components of publications should be available to peers who wish to validate the techniques and results. A core element of many papers is the computercode used by authors in models, simulations and data analysis. In an ideal world, this code would always be transportable and easily used by others. In such a world, our editorial policy would be to insist on sharing to allow free use, as we already do (as far as is practicable) with data and research materials. Unfortunately, such an ideal is not easy to attain owing to the amount of extra funding and effort it would require to render some major pieces of code shareable. Nevertheless, we at Nature and the Nature research journals want to encourage as much sharing as possible.
@article{natureCodeShare2014,
title = {Code Share},
author = {{Nature}},
date = {2014-10},
journaltitle = {Nature},
volume = {514},
pages = {536},
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abstract = {Papers in Nature journals should make computer code accessible where possible. [Excerpt] A theme in Nature's ongoing campaign for the replicability and reproducibility of our research papers is that key components of publications should be available to peers who wish to validate the techniques and results. A core element of many papers is the computercode used by authors in models, simulations and data analysis. In an ideal world, this code would always be transportable and easily used by others. In such a world, our editorial policy would be to insist on sharing to allow free use, as we already do (as far as is practicable) with data and research materials. Unfortunately, such an ideal is not easy to attain owing to the amount of extra funding and effort it would require to render some major pieces of code shareable. Nevertheless, we at Nature and the Nature research journals want to encourage as much sharing as possible.},
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