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Lack of access to effective software continues to be a major hindrance to scientific progress and therapeutic discovery. For the benefit of all society, we need to pursue new and complementary approaches to the creation and dissemination of scientific software. —Warren Lyford DeLano, the DeLano Scientific LLC about page The only way to publish software in a scientifically robust manner is to share source code, and that means publishing via the internet in an open-access/open-source fashion. —Warren Lyford DeLano, Computational Chemistry List on 12 October 2005 To the pharmaceutical manager, tasked with delivery of robust information systems, open source is simply a way to gain increased flexibility and lower upfront costs in exchange for assuming greater internal responsibility over acquired software.. —Warren Lyford DeLano, Drug Discovery Today v. 10, p. 213, 2005Read more about this topic: Warren Lyford De Lano
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