The OpenAIRE Graph has recently integrated mEDRA’s DOI metadata, adding 1.5M+ DOI-identified records and strengthening persistent identifier coverage across Europe, with a major increase in Italian scholarly content.
In a significant move to bolster Netherlands' (NL) research infrastructure, Open Science NL has recently awarded €35 million to 45 projects dedicated to making scholarly data, software, and publications more accessible and transparent. OpenAIRE is pleased to be working alongside SURF in two of these strategic four-year initiatives: DURF and BROCCOLI.
OpenAIRE is pleased to introduce a refreshed user interface for the PROVIDE Dashboard, designed to make managing and maintaining your data sources easier than ever. See what's new.
OAPEN and OpenAIRE have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen the visibility, discoverability and monitoring of open access books through improved metadata exchange, interoperability and shared open infrastructure practices.
As part of the Open Insights series, this session invited the community to reflect on progress made in the first phase of the Irish National Open Access Monitor, share practical feedback, and look ahead. Far from a closing event, the session marked an inflection point: a shared space to take stock and to help shape what comes next.
As we ring in the New Year, we’re taking a minute to step back and celebrate the OpenAIRE Graph’s outstanding 2024 achievements; significant content growth, the beta testing of our new API, the launch of a training series, new and renewed collaborations, and much more...
OpenAIRE Guidelines (versions 3.0 and 4.0) for Literature Repositories are now available!
OpenAIRE PROVIDE now offers a Validated Badge for repositories and data sources that meet OpenAIRE Guidelines through the OpenAIRE Metadata Validator. A mark of trust and compliance, helping repositories showcase their commitment to global standards.
OpenAIRE and OPERAS have officially joined the second wave of the EOSC Federation as the EOSC Scholarly Commons Node. This partnership represents a strategic alignment to ensure that scholarly communication is natively integrated into the European Open Science Cloud. Learn more.
In our latest Open Insights session, we dove into a topic at the heart of Open Science implementation: how to turn monitoring into a meaningful tool for institutions. The session focused on theusability and integration of the Irish Open Access Monitor within institutional workflows. With practical energy and a forward-thinking lens, the discussion unpacked real-world challenges and shared fresh perspectives on making monitoring not just a formality, but a driver of progress, strategy, and accountability in research ecosystems.