DORA a lancé la Traduction portugaise du Guide pratique pour la mise en œuvre de l’évaluation de la recherche responsable dans les organismes de financement de la recherche. Ce guide fournit des stratégies pratiques pour harmoniser les politiques de financement et les processus d’évaluation avec la qualité de la recherche,…
« POLEN, the digital service of the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), developed by FCCN, has launched its new official website – a space dedicated to managing and sharing research data, promoting the practice of Open Science. (…) »
« Cooperation Agreement between the Scientific Information System Redalyc, the Foundation for Science and Technology, and the University of Minho.
We are pleased to announce the signing of a new cooperation agreement in Portugal, the first to be established with institutions of national significance. This agreement, which has a duration of…
« Conversely to diamond open access, gold open access is associated with article processing charges (APCs), which may represent an important burden in research budgets. The aim of this study was to identify the level of dependence of Portuguese scholarly publications from the five major APC-based publishers: BMC, Frontiers, Hindawi, MDPI,…
« Session 1 Caring for data to shape the future
Session 2 What is Data in the Humanities?
Session 3 Data and Software citation practices and PIDs
Session 4 Open Research…
(…) OSFair2019 is organized as an emblematic initiative of OpenAIRE, co-organized by 3 other EU projects in the area of Open Science: FIT4RRI, EOSC Secretariat and FAIRsFAIR. It is locally curated by the University of Minho.
Open Science Fair will critically showcase the elements required for the transition to…
« Portugal’s parliament has approved a bill that will restrict how Digital Rights Management is applied to some creative works, including those in the public domain or funded by public entities. Even when DRM is present, citizens will be able to circumvent the protection for education and private copying purposes. (…) »
« En hommage à José Mariano Gago, ancien ministre portugais de la science et de la technologie, ses partisans ont élaboré une déclaration intitulée « La connaissance comme avenir ». Cette déclaration a été présentée au public en novembre 2015 par des grandes figures de la science internationale. (…) »
