Methods and Tools to Make Research Source Code Shareable and Reproducible

This presentation was made for the University of Nanterre's Open Access Week This event was organized by the University of Nanterre in partnership with EDUC European Alliance. As a member of the ARDoISE Data Hub, and co-author of a guide on open source software (FOSS) replicability for researchers, I try to explain in this document for what issues related to academic software preservation and/or reusability we are asked for help and what kind of help and advice wa can provide. I Present the roadmap CODE designed for research FOSS (¹) and give an overview of the good practices, methods and tools that can be used to make one's FOSS really FAIR. This presentation will go through some of them such as : - virtual environments for Python and R- Guix package manager- conteneurization with Docker More information can be found on University of Rennes Library's website link to the HTML version online [²] link to the PDF version ready to be downloaded from the forge(with speaker notes) -- [¹]: Rougier, N., Di Cosme, R., Hinsen, C., Maurice, C., Le Berre, D., Monat, R., Louvet, V., Jullien, N., Granger, S., & Maumet, C. (2025). Code beyond FAIR (No. hal-04930405). https://inria.hal.science/hal-04930405v1[²]: use right arrow or 0 key to navigate through the slides, S to display speaker notes