The way we share and apply scientific knowledge is changing, and platforms like Open Research Europe (ORE) are leading the charge. Built on the principles of openness, transparency, and collaboration, ORE is transforming how researchers publish their work and connect with the world. To explore this exciting shift, we’re thrilled…
In this blog post, we’ll explore seven key aspects of open peer review, its role in research communication, and why it’s gaining traction.
Open Research Europe (ORE) was launched by the European Commission in 2021 to offer an open access publishing platform for EU-funded research, ensuring high-quality, transparent publication processes.
Dans le cadre de sa politique institutionnelle en faveur de l’accès ouvert aux publications scientifiques sans frais pour les auteurs et les lecteurs, le CNRS soutient la plateforme Open Research Europe (ORE), aux côtés de l’ANR et de 15 autres financeurs et organismes de recherche.
Publishing your research can seem overwhelming, whether it’s your first time or you’ve published many times before. The process involves several steps, including selecting the appropriate article format and journal, as well as engaging in peer review.
« Open Research practices that prioritise openness and transparency are becoming increasingly common in academic publishing. Traditional peer review often happens behind closed doors, but new models are making reviewer names and reports available to everyone. In addition, the shift to Open Data can help address concerns about the reproducibility of…
« Début 2025, dix financeurs européens, dont l’ANR, issus de huit pays (France, Allemagne, Norvège, Suède, Portugal, Espagne, Autriche et Slovénie) signaient une déclaration d’intention pour renforcer la plateforme Open Research Europe (ORE) en collaboration avec la Commission européenne. Leur objectif : renforcer l’écosystème de l’Open…
« This Statement of Intent is signed by public research funding bodies, research performing organisations, and national ministries (hereinafter referred to as the ‘Signatories’) that are part of the Open Research Europe Interest Group. Together, the Signatories are committed to the development of Open Research Europe (ORE), an open access publishing…
« In December 2024, ten prominent research funding and performing organizations in Europe signed a Statement of Intent to collaboratively fund Open Research Europe (ORE) and confirm its not-for-profit mission for the public good.
What does this significant milestone in the development…
« (…) Aujourd’hui, la Commission européenne voit plus grand et propose une perspective plus ambitieuse pour l’avenir d’ORE : la plateforme pourrait devenir un service de publication collectif, à but non lucratif et à grande échelle, financé et géré collectivement avec la participation d’autres financeurs et institutions de recherche. (…) »
