Jonathan Starr
Jonathan Starr is the program manager of the Open Source Science Initiative out of NumFOCUS where he drives development of MOSS and other OSSci initiatives seeking to connect users of open source research software with their engineers and communities. Outside of NumFOCUS he contributes to several open source projects and start-ups developing technologies that enable open science practices through novel infrastructure and incentive mechanisms. He is also co-founder of The SciOS collaborative and The Institute of Open Science Practices, facilitating connections and workshops between researchers and deep-infrastructure technologists to build technology that enables open science from an empowered grassroots scientific community.
Session
We present MOSS (The Map of Open Source Science), a system that consolidates data from GitHub, OpenAlex, CrossRef, and other scholarly sources to build an integrated knowledge graph of open research and software projects. We will demonstrate how MOSS can be configured to zero in on the Julia community, mapping key Julia repositories to associated papers, contributors, institutions, topics, and other objects.