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What is Open Science? (And Why It is Important?)

EU open access platform must ‘build trust’ among researchers

SIDALC Alliance allows you to access multiple types of digital knowledge resources in a single search

The Consequences of Paying to Publish

Call for inputs: Global Consultation on the Draft Principles of Open Science Monitoring

Opinion paper on advanced digitalisation of research by the EOSC Steering Board expert group (E03756)

RI and EOSC Symposium, May 7 2024 : Recording and presentations now Available

Driving Open Science adoption with a global framework: the Open Science Monitoring Initiative

Global Research Initiative on Open Science : Publication of a French proposal to strengthen evidence based open science policies

The Benefits of Open Science are Not Inevitable

Does Open Science have any real-world impact?

Number of countries with open science policies has almost doubled since adoption of UNESCO Recommendation

Eleven strategies for making reproducible research and open science training the norm at research institutions

New global assessment: How open is open science?

Open Science in Horizon Europe: guidance for applicants

The new European Charter for Researchers and Open Science

Philosophy of Open Science by Sabina Leonelli

Spain’s New Open Science Strategy Positions OSS at the Forefront

An overview on open science in the European rail sector

The varying openness of digital open science tools

Slovenia: Government adopted the Action Plan for Open Science

Institutional logics in the open science practices of university–industry research collaboration

Communicating Science: Analysis of the Push for Open Access

The Sustainability of Open Science: Paving the Way for a Brighter Future

Council calls for transparent, equitable, and open access to scholarly publications

Open Science Announcements from US Federal Agencies

Open Science: A Practical Guide for Early-Career Researchers

Science Europe Conference Report on Open Science

CESAER publishes a position on ‘Ensuring high-quality, transparent, open, trustworthy and equitable scholarly publishing’.

Open Science Conference