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Towards a Quality Indicator for Research Data publications and Research Software publications — A vision from the Helmholtz Association
23/01/2024

Towards a Quality Indicator for Research Data publications and Research Software publications — A vision from the Helmholtz Association

Research data and software are widely accepted as an outcome of scientific work. However, in comparison to text-based publications, there is not yet an established process to assess and evaluate quality of research data and research software publications. This paper presents an attempt to fill this gap. (…) »

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The Helmholtz Open Science Office has signed the “Action Plan for Diamond Open Access” to strengthen publication infrastructures under academic ownership
13/10/2022

The Helmholtz Open Science Office has signed the “Action Plan for Diamond Open Access” to strengthen publication infrastructures under academic ownership

« The term “Diamond Open Access” covers financing and business models for publication infrastructures in which institutions, professional societies, and funding organizations ensure the operation of the infrastructure so that no costs are incurred by individual researchers for the reception and publication of scientific works. By signing the action plan, the…

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Research Data Management as a prerequisite for Open Research Data at Helmholtz, Workshop Forschungsdatenmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft (.pdf)
15/09/2022

Research Data Management as a prerequisite for Open Research Data at Helmholtz, Workshop Forschungsdatenmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft (.pdf)

(…) The Helmholtz Association is leading in generating, managing and providing access to research data.
• Research Data Management is a prerequisite for Open Research Data at Helmholtz.
• The Helmholtz Open Science Office promotes the coordination of the Centers and supports them in developing…

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Le G6 s’engage pour la science ouverte
21/12/2021

Le G6 s’engage pour la science ouverte

« À l’approche des journées européennes de la science ouverte (4-5 février 2022), le réseau G6, qui regroupe les principaux organismes pluridisciplinaires de recherche européens – CNR (Italie), CNRS (France), CSIC (Espagne), Helmholtz Association, Leibniz Association et Max Planck Society (Allemagne) – et représente 135 000 collaborateurs, souhaite souligner ses positions…

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