Kenji Takeda, Solutions Architect and Technical Manager with Microsoft Research, has written a blog post on Recomputability 2014, as well as discussing some of the issues (and potential opportunities) for reproducibility in computational science we have outlined in our joint paper (including a quote from me):
This is an exciting area of research and one that could have a profound impact on the way that computational science is performed. By rethinking how we develop, use, benchmark, and share algorithms, software, and models, alongside the development of integrated and automated e-infrastructure to support recomputability and reproducibility, we will be able to improve the efficiency of scientific exploration as well as promoting open and verifiable scientific research.
Read Kenji’s full post on the Microsoft Research Connections Blog.
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