Ready to share your research software? Start here.
Ready to share your lab’s code? A guide for PIs to copyright at GW, choosing an open-source license, and building software-sharing promises into grant proposals.
Stories
What even is software development anymore? I think it is still an exciting time to create and build.
Skills are infrastructure, and a new open-source artifact class
Agent skills are more than a product feature, they’re a new class of open-source artifact. Establishing governance for them should be an OSPO priority.
2026 UN Open Source Week Reflections
Reflections and overview of the UN Open Source Week conference.
Feedback and tips from a technical hiring manager based on a recent internship selection process.
George Washington University Joins the Jupyter Foundation
GW becomes an Associate Member of the Jupyter Foundation, building on nearly a decade of Jupyter use in teaching and research at SEAS and beyond.
OSCON 2026: Early Mornings, Full Carts, and a Community That Shows Up
OSPO Student Ambassador Mia Diewald reflects on her expereince at GW's Second Annual Open Source Conference (OSCON).
Crossing Borders with Open Source
Recap of a whirlwind tour of six open source conferences across 8 days in Belgium and Dublin.
2025 Student Open Source Awards Winners
Congratulations to our 2025 Student Open Source Awards winners!
Brian Granger: Project Jupyter and Beyond
Co-creater of Project Jupyter, Dr. Brian Granger, contextualizes his career with the OSPO team ahead of his OSCON 2026 keynote address.