The PathOS training programme is off to a great start, providing insights and guidance to a diverse range of Open Science stakeholders, including policy officers, funders, university executives, research infrastructure managers, librarians, Open Science experts, researchers and scientometricians. The primary goal of PathOS training is to equip these groups with the knowledge, skills, and tools they need to utilize PathOS outputs effectively. Are you interested in learning more about training on how to measure impact of Open Science?
An information day on policy-making and the usage of AI was organised in Brussels on December 14th, 2023, by the EC-funded project IntelComp . The event’s primary goal was to facilitate interaction among people responsible for drawing and shaping policies and those who can analyse and improve the process of policy-making by leveraging new technologies, data and engaging the human factor in the whole policy cycle.
IReL, NORF, and OpenAIRE are thrilled to renew their collaboration on the Irish National Open Access Monitor. As an occasion, we’re launching a new webinar series to explore the Monitor’s features and impact. Keep reading for details...!
World Science Forum 2024 (WSF24) united global minds to explore how science can better serve society. Among the highlights, OpenAIRE CEO Natalia Manola delivered an inspiring talk on transforming research assessment through open infrastructures. Read the details!