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    Title:
-   Archiving, assessing and attributing research software: first steps towards making it a first class citizen in the scholarly world
+
+   Archiving, assessing and attributing research software: towards
+   software as a first class citizen in the scholarly world
    
    Abstract:
-   Software is a fundamental pillar of modern scientific research, across
-   all fields and disciplines. However, there is a general lack of
-   adequate means to archive, reference and cite software.
-   In this talk, we will survey the main issues that make this task
-   difficult, ranging from the specificity of the persistent identifiers
-   needed for reproducibility to the complexity of determining software
-   authorship and authority, especially for long running projects, which
-   are needed fro proper software attribution and credit.  In this talk we
+
+   Software is a fundamental pillar of modern scientific research, across all
+   fields and disciplines. However, there is a general lack of adequate means to
+   archive, reference and cite software.  In this talk, we will survey the main
+   issues that make this task difficult, ranging from the specificity of the
+   persistent identifiers needed for reproducibility to the complexity of
+   determining software authorship and authority, especially for long running
+   projects, which are needed for proper software attribution and credit.  We
    report on recent contributions to the ongoing efforts to develop proper
-   guidelines and recommendations for software reference and software
-   citation, building upon the internal experience of Inria.
+   processes, guidelines and recommendations for software reference and
+   software citation, building upon the internal experience of Inria and the
+   emerging Software Heritage infrastructure.