SOURCE//PUBLIC · Volume 1 · Editorial field guide
DOE and the laboratory network
Connect the central software catalog to laboratory stewardship.
Research University editorial desk · October 29, 2026. Prepared with ChatGPT; Chief Editor: Dr. Freedom Cheteni. Editorial resource; independent human peer review is not recorded. No new funding, experimental results or DOI are claimed.
Search centrally
DOE CODE is the primary software-specific discovery route in this launch map. OSTI.GOV connects software to a broader research record. Use funding and identifier metadata to connect outputs rather than merging similar titles automatically.
Search locally
Inspect LLNL, Sandia, ORNL and the NLR software catalog, along with VIPS and laboratory licensing portals. A licensing offering and an open-source release are different distribution arrangements. Preserve canonical repository links and laboratory aliases.
Preserve the release
Track the exact version and its DOI when supplied, distinguish archived releases from active development, and document build conditions. Software citation and a successful build are separate pieces of evidence.
Primary discovery sources
These links support discovery and the described institutional scope. They do not establish funding or reproducibility for individual software packages.
- DOE CODE ↗ — Software catalog
- DOE CODE API ↗ — API
- OSTI.GOV ↗ — Research outputs
- VIPS ↗ — Technology catalog
- LLNL software catalog ↗ — Software catalog
- LLNL licensing portal ↗ — Licensing
- Sandia software portal ↗ — Software catalog
- ORNL software catalog ↗ — Software catalog
- NLR software catalog ↗ — Software catalog