
Welcome to Code for Thought, the podcast about software for research and the people who make it. Languages: English, German, French
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 232 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyScience | |||

English Edition: Open source is not only used in research/science. In this episode I want to shine a light on 2 open source applications: XWiki and CryptPad. You'll hear from Ludovic Dubos (CEO XWiki) and David Benqué (project lead, CryptPad). It's a... more
English Edition: In this edition of the ByteSized dRTP (STEP-UP) season Joe Wallwork from the Institute of Computing for Climate Science (iccs.cam.ac.uk/) is telling us why green computing matters. And in particular, how to make continuous in... more
English edition: We all love a good pastry, but this CAKE is different. It's the Computational Abilities and Knowledge Exchange (CAKE). Eleanor Broadway, Marion Weinzierl and Nick Brown tell us what it's all about. And Tobias Weinzierl and Eva Ferna... more
Deutsche Ausgabe: Wissenschaftliche Gesellschaften wie die Gesellschaft für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik (GAMM) oder die Gesellschaft für Informatik (GI) spielen eine zentrale Rolle in Forschung und Lehre. In dieser Folge erzählen uns Robert Sp... more
A ridiculously pleasant podcast that centers people over bytes — but which talks about the bytes too.
Peter does an incredible job of facilitating a conversation.
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A thoughtful deep-dive into software for research, with episodes spanning governance, security, open development, and practical tooling for researchers and engineers. Recurring themes include research software engineering, data preservation, open source governance, and the evolving relationship between agile practices and modern tooling. Guests range from data governance leads and university researchers to open‑source project maintainers, offering practical insights on open workflows, reproducibility, and long-term sustainability of research software. The show often grounds discussions in real-world projects (from open development and licensing to FPGA and package management), making it a useful resource for listeners who build, fund, or sp... more
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Recent guests on Code for Thought include:
1. Joe Wallwork
2. Eleanor Broadway
3. Marion Weinzierl
4. Nick Brown
5. Eva Fernandez-Amez
6. Tobias Weinzierl
7. Anna-Lena Lamprecht
8. Robert Speck
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