EOSC EU Node Goes Live: Uniting Europe’s Research Through Open Science!
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The EOSC EU Node is now fully operational, marking a significant milestone introduced at the EOSC Symposium in Berlin on October 21-23, 2024. This launch represents a collaborative achievement under the guidance of DG-CNECT, bringing together key European partners to unify access to data and services across member states. The EOSC EU Node opens new doors for interdisciplinary and cross-border research, fostering a shared digital ecosystem for researchers to connect, collaborate, and innovate. We are proud to be part of this effort, providing the infrastructure and expertise to connect researchers with extensive open data, tools, and services through the OpenAIRE Graph — a core component of the EOSC EU Node Resource Hub. Together, we’re enabling a future where open science drives Europe’s research forward.
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PARTNERSHIP |
Bridging Continents: OpenAIRE and National Science Library of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Collaborate for a Global Open Science Future
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The National Science Library of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (NSLC) and OpenAIRE have partnered to advance a global open science infrastructure. By aligning on metadata standards and best practices, this collaboration enhances interoperability between Europe and China, boosting research visibility and fostering seamless data exchange. Through joint initiatives, including workshops and guideline co-development, this partnership supports a more interconnected, accessible, and sustainable global research ecosystem, bridging scholarly communities across borders.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY |
Highlights from OpenAIRE’s General Assembly in Izmir |
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The OpenAIRE General Assembly in Izmir, Turkey, brought together members to shape the future of the organisation. From electing new board members to exploring advancements in the OpenAIRE Graph, the assembly focused on strategies that strengthen Europe’s open science infrastructure. Discussions on the evolution of the National Open Access Desks and updates on the European Repository Strategy highlighted a collaborative vision for accessible and connected research across borders. Hosted by the IZTECH Open Science team, the event reinforced OpenAIRE's commitment to fostering knowledge sharing and innovation. |
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INTERVIEWS |
Welcoming New Visionaries to OpenAIRE’s Executive Board |
We proudly welcome two new Executive Board members, Judit Eva Fazekas-Paragh, head of the Department of Education and Research Support at the University of Debrecen & the National Library and Joeri Both, head of Research Support at the University Library of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Each brings a unique vision and expertise to support OpenAIRE’s mission. Judit brings her expertise in digital libraries and data management, while Joeri offers deep experience in open science infrastructures. Together, they are ready to drive OpenAIRE’s initiatives forward, supporting a stronger, more connected open science community. Get to know our newest leaders as they share their insights, passions, and perspectives on the future of research and open science. |
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OPEN SCIENCE IMPACT |
Unveiling Open Science’s Impact: PathOS Insights from EOSC Symposium 2024 |
In the EOSC Symposium 2024, the PathOS HE project highlighted innovative approaches to measuring the impact of Open Science. Led by experts from ELIXIR and OpenAIRE , the session explored new methodologies, including Big Data and AI, to trace Open Science’s societal, economic, and academic contributions.
Discussions underscored the value of open data in driving innovation, with insights into how public-private partnerships and strategic indicators are shaping a more robust, impact-driven Open Science landscape.
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EOSC NEW FRONTIERS |
Research Software: The Backbone of Open Science Innovation |
The Horizon Europe EVERSE project organised a workshop at SciLifeLab in Sweden bringing together funders, policymakers, and experts to discuss the future of research software in open science. Key discussions centered on software quality, sustainability, and the role of funders in supporting best practices. Highlights included the unveiling of the RSQkit toolkit, fostering quality in research software, and recommendations for policy alignment.
OpenAIRE contributed its expertise, reinforcing the importance of software visibility and sustainable practices in scholarly communication. |
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Webinar |
Horizon Europe Open Science Requirements in Practice
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Have questions about your Horizon Europe obligations for OA to publications and Research Data Management? We’ll present HE requirements, answer your questions, and provide a preview of tools and services to support compliance.
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Learn about - Mandatory and recommended Open Science requirements in HE
- Compliance with the OA mandate for publications
- Managing and sharing research data in HE projects
- Delivering DMPs and reporting publications and datasets
- OpenAIRE tools and services to support HE projects
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Target audience: Project Coordinators, Researchers, Research Managers, Librarians and Data Stewards |
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See upcoming events |
5 November 12:00pm - 01:00pm
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6 November 03:00pm - 04:30pm
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12 November - 14 November
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18 November 09:00am - 03:00pm
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18 November 09:30am - 12:00pm
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19 November 12:00pm - 01:00pm
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20 November - 23 November
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20 November 11:00am - 12:00pm
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21 November - 23 November
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21 November 10:00am - 11:00am
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