Open Science

Diamond OA Recommendations and Guidelines for Institutions, Funders, Sponsors, Donors, and Policymakers
28/05/2025

Diamond OA Recommendations and Guidelines for Institutions, Funders, Sponsors, Donors, and Policymakers

« This report presents a comprehensive and flexible framework to support Diamond Open Access (OA) in scholarly publishing. It offers recommendations and guidelines tailored to institutions, funders, sponsors, donors, and policymakers, and addresses the diverse needs, concerns, and opportunities within the evolving Diamond OA ecosystem. (…) »

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4th Webinar of GraspOS: Research Assessment in Transition – Open Infrastructures, Policy, and Diamond Open Access
27/05/2025

4th Webinar of GraspOS: Research Assessment in Transition – Open Infrastructures, Policy, and Diamond Open Access

« GraspOS, in collaboration with CRAFT-OA and DIAMAS, organised a webinar on 22 May 2025 to explore the evolving connection between scholarly publishing and research assessment. The session focused on how Diamond Open Access (OA) publishing and open infrastructures interact with ongoing…

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HORIZON-WIDERA-2025-06-ERA-02 | Enable sustained coordination and guidance at the European level on institutional non-profit open access publishing
23/05/2025

HORIZON-WIDERA-2025-06-ERA-02 | Enable sustained coordination and guidance at the European level on institutional non-profit open access publishing

« Expected Outcome:
The successful proposal will deliver on the following impacts: “Sustainable high quality institutional non-profit open access publishing services indexed in research information systems adhering to national research assessment standards” and “Increased capacity in the EU R&I system to conduct open science and establishing it as the prevailing…

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POSI : des principes à suivre pour les infrastructures de science ouverte
14/05/2025

POSI : des principes à suivre pour les infrastructures de science ouverte

« L’écosystème de la recherche repose de plus en plus sur des infrastructures ouvertes : archives ouvertes, entrepôts de données, outils de recommandation, outils de peer-reviewing… Comment garantir leur transparence, leur gouvernance démocratique et leur soutenabilité ? C’est là qu’interviennent les Principes POSI (Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure), élaborés en…

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