« With its second work programme, Open Science NL takes another major step towards making open science the norm in the Netherlands. On 14 November, the Steering Board approved the programme for 2026 and 2027. It outlines thirteen funding instruments covering the full spectrum of open science, ranging from citizen science…
« (…) The EOSC Federation MoU marks a decisive step towards a truly borderless European research ecosystem. It advances Open Science while reinforcing European data sovereignty and strengthening Europe’s competitiveness in the global knowledge economy. (…) »
« On 26-27 June 2025, thirteen countries attended the CoNOSC face-to-face meeting in Ljubljana, hosted by the Slovenian Ministry for Higher Education, Science, and Innovation. Over two days, participants explored the impact of Open Science, its intersections with AI, and strategies to build resilient and trustworthy open research ecosystems. (…) »
« The e-Infrastructure Assembly is the structured collaboration between five pan-European digital service providers: EGI, EUDAT, GÉANT, OpenAIRE and PRACE. Together, they provide services and connect local, regional, European and thematic research data centres, data repositories, archives and computing centres as well as universities and other organisations. (…)
« This report examines how open science practices contribute to research culture, drawing on a scoping review of academic and grey literature.
(…) This work forms part of Science Europe’s strategic reflections on how open science and research assessment reform are interconnected, and builds on the results…
« “How do we know which open science policies and practices actually work?” asks Henriikka Mustajoki, Secretary General of Finland’s National Open Science Coordination and one of GRIOS’s architects. It’s a question that has followed her through years of policy development and advocacy. (…) »
« (…) L’édition 2025 se donnait pour ambition d’explorer comment les diverses formes de collaboration peuvent accélérer la découverte, améliorer l’accessibilité des connaissances et créer un écosystème de recherche plus transparent et plus équitable. L’événement s’est distingué par la qualité de son organisation et la variété de ses…
« Cette présentation retrace l’évolution des dépôts institutionnels vers des systèmes d’information de la recherche (CRIS) ouverts et interopérables, en s’appuyant sur l’exemple d’Infoscience à l’EPFL. Cette convergence s’inscrit dans un contexte marqué par la montée en puissance des données ouvertes, les exigences accrues de la science ouverte, le besoin de…
« The Roadmap for Funding Open Science and Research was published on 6 October 2025. It includes six recommendations for further actions and guidance concerning the funding.
The roadmap is available in Finnish, English, and Swedish on the edition.fi platform.
The purpose of the roadmap is to ensure that…
« (…) the practices of widely sharing all forms of scientific knowledge — offers crucial benefits to the vitality of research, to connecting science to policy-makers and society, and to addressing global inequality. However, worldwide barriers to scientific collaboration are rising amidst fast changing geopolitical and economic contexts. We call upon…
