Code Ocean, the world’s first Reproducible Research Cloud, announced that it has partnered with Nature Portfolio to launch a curated Open Science Library, containing research software published by authors in popular Nature journals, including Nature Methods, Nature Computational Science, Nature Biotechnology, Nature Machine Intelligence, and more.
A subsidiary of Springer Nature, Nature Portfolio serves the research community by publishing its most significant discoveries — findings that advance knowledge and address some of the greatest challenges that we face as a society today. Its journals publish not only primary research but also reviews, critical comment, news, and analysis. “We’re thrilled to partner with Code Ocean,” said Erika Pastrana, Editorial Director, Nature Portfolio. “This unique collection of journal compute capsules will enable readers to easily re-use code associated with our publications, and will support our authors to gain more visibility, boost the usage of their work, and ensure reproducibility.”
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Code Ocean provides a Reproducible Research Cloud for research data and computational software that empowers pharmaceutical and biotech researchers to collaborate more quickly and effectively. One of the key differentiators of Code Ocean’s approach is its Compute Capsule™, which creates a software package comprising the essential triplet of any computational research experiment – code, data, and computing environment enabling researchers to reproduce, reuse, and collaborate. Capsules, input datasets and results become assets and are managed in a secure, shareable repository.
“Code Ocean addresses the creative chaos inherent in computational science by providing one end-to-end platform for data and computational research in the wet and dry lab,” said Simon Adar, Co-founder and CEO, Code Ocean. “Nature’s highly esteemed research authors publish the world’s cutting-edge computational research on the Open Science Library. This is open access to all researchers. With a library of ready-to-run research software, our joint offering will help to accelerate the speed and enhance the quality of life science research.”
SOURCE: PR Newswire