Confederation of Open Access Repositories (COAR)

COAR Notify: overview of year one
20/07/2023

COAR Notify: overview of year one

« The COAR Notify Initiative is developing and accelerating community adoption of a standard, interoperable, and decentralised approach to linking research outputs hosted in the distributed network of repositories with resources from external review services. (…) »
Peer Community In & HAL
This is the most advanced implementation of COAR…

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COAR community consultation on managing non-English and multilingual content in repositories
02/06/2023

COAR community consultation on managing non-English and multilingual content in repositories

« COAR welcomes your input on 16 draft recommendations for managing non-English and multilingual content in repositories. These recommendations were developed by a COAR Task Force and are meant to provide good practice advice on depositing, managing, and curating multilingual and non-English language content in…

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[COAR Annual Meeting 2023] Do we really need another 30 years to achieve open science? [slides](.pdf)
01/06/2023

[COAR Annual Meeting 2023] Do we really need another 30 years to achieve open science? [slides](.pdf)

« Keynote Speaker
Marin Dacos, National Open Science Coordinator at the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research. He has been highly involved in the writing process of the French Open Science Plans, and is deeply involved in the activities of the Open Science Committee. (…) »

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COAR Announces first recommendation for supporting multilingual and non-English content in repositories
02/11/2022

COAR Announces first recommendation for supporting multilingual and non-English content in repositories

« Multilingualism is a critical characteristic of a healthy, inclusive, and diverse research communications landscape. The Helsinki Initiative on Multilingualism in Scholarly Communication asserts that the disqualification of local or national languages in academic publishing is the most important – and often forgotten – factor that prevents societies…

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