Open Science

« Open Science NL has awarded five grants of €400,000 each to expand citizen science hubs at research organisations. These grants will help foster knowledge exchange and strengthen expertise and support for citizen science across the Netherlands. (…) »

« Watch the recordings from “Open Science: Monitoring Progress, Assessing Impact,” the international conference held 7–8 July 2025 at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris and online. Organized by UNESCO, OpenAIRE, PathOS, EOSC Track, the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation, the National Institute for Research in Digital Science and Technology,…

« Utrecht University is working towards a better world. How we are going to do that is set out in the Strategic Plan. We are going to join forces and show an open attitude, in addition to ambition, expertise and decisiveness. We want to share our knowledge and contribute together with…

« The landscape of scholarly communication has evolved dramatically over the last three decades, transitioning from traditional print-based dissemination to digital open access. Contrary to conventional narratives, the Global South has emerged as a leader in this domain, pioneering diamond open-access models, free to read and publish, driven by scholarly-led, community-oriented,…

« Creative Commons (CC) licenses are foundational to open scholarship because they set more or less standardized conditions for permissible reuse of articles and other intellectual works. Such conditions range from zero restrictions to simply giving credit to the creators to sharply…

« Open science contributes to more rigorous and impactful science. However, little attention is often paid to the benefits that it provides to its users, such as project management and programming skills. Although not its primary objective, these skills may be considered additional benefits supporting the transition to open science practices.…

« TSOSI aims to strengthen the sustainability of open science infrastructure by spotlighting the organizations that fund them. For its launching year, TSOSI have worked with DOAJ, DOAB, SCOSS, SciPost, PeerCommunityIn, Couperin and OPERAS. TSOSI’s guiding principle is: “The more we highlight those who have funded, the more funders we will…

« Depuis 2023, l’équipe Istex participe au projet ANR MaTOS Traduction Automatique pour Ouvrir la Science, porté par F. Yvon (ISIR). Le projet a pour objectif de développer de nouvelles méthodes pour la traduction automatique de documents scientifiques (anglais / français), de trouver de nouvelles…

« To fully take advantage of the adoption of the 2021 UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science, transparent and representative monitoring must be put in place to drive and support the intended change. It is also vital to identify effective actions and priority gaps.
To compensate for the lack of global…

« The DIAMAS final conference celebrated the 9 project outputs that have been integrated into the European Diamond Capacity Hub (EDCH) in Brussels on 3 June 2025. It shone a light on how DIAMAS outputs will support the community to implement and…