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Find similar grantsGeorgia Tech Research Corporation Open Source Program Office is sponsored by Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. Supports the institutionalization of an Open Source Program Office at Georgia Tech to enhance open source software development in research.
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Georgia Tech Research Corporation Since 2020 the Sloan Foundation has been supporting the establishment of Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs) within universities as a strategy to institutionalize support for open source software in the research enterprise.
In 2023, Sloan provided two years of funding to six institutions, including Georgia Institute of Technology, to establish OSPOs, to launch a set of pilot activities to determine the most promising strategies for supporting open source software development on their respective campuses, and to develop a clear vision for a long-term institutional support ecosystem for open source.
This grant provides an additional two years of support to the Georgia Tech OSPO, led by research software engineers Jeff Young, Fang Liu, and Ron Rahaman, to build on early successes and bridge to independent sustainability beyond Sloan funding. Grant: Georgia Tech Research Corporation /grant-detail/g-2025-25281
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Georgia Tech Research Corporation Open Source Program Office is funded by Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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