New Season Launched on the OpenAIRE Podcast! |
A new season of the OpenAIRE podcast is here, kicking off with a two-part episode on Open Science training. Featuring Theodora Kavvadia, Pedro PrĂncipe, and Milica Ĺ evkušić, the series explores how training develops across countries and communities, and what’s next.  From practical implementation to future skills and the role of AI, these conversations highlight how training can better support researchers, librarians, and data professionals in an evolving research landscape. |
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When Communities Connect Metadata
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With the addition of 1.5M+ records from multilingual DOI agency mEDRA, the OpenAIRE Graph is becoming more inclusive and representative of Europe’s research landscape, supporting stronger discovery, interoperability, and trusted research intelligence across languages and communities. |
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Turning DMPs into Active Research Orchestrators |
The RAISE Suite Horizon Project is redefining data management by moving beyond static compliance documents. Through maDMPs and ARGOS / OpenCDMP integration, partners are building a framework where DMPs can automate workflows, guide decisions, and actively support research from data collection to reuse. |
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Building Scientific Knowledge Graphs for the Next Era of Research |
Research outputs may be open, but they often remain disconnected across systems and formats. The SciLake Horizon Project demonstrates how Scientific Knowledge Graphs can bridge that fragmentation, turning distributed research outputs into connected, trustworthy scientific intelligence. |
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Better Links for German Research Data |
FIZ Karlsruhe and OpenAIRE have partnered up to connect Germany’s Nationale Forschungsdateninfrastruktur with the OpenAIRE Graph, making research information easier to access, link, and reuse across platforms for researchers, institutions, and service providers. |
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A Funder’s Guide to Better Assessment |
DORA marks its 13th anniversary with a new practical guide for funders, supporting the implementation of responsible research assessment. Join a series of online launch events to explore how it can be applied across different contexts. |
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UPCOMING EVENTSÂ |
How are countries shaping the future of Open Science and EOSC |
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11 May 2026, 14:00-15:00 CEST |
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Join the presentation of the main findings from the Survey on National Contributions to EOSC and Open Science 2024. The discussion will explore how monitoring evidence should inform governance, national commitments, and the implementation of the ERA Policy Agenda. Perfect for: - Policy makers and national ministriesÂ
- Research funders and funding agenciesÂ
- EOSC governance actors and Steering Board membersÂ
- Open science initiative leads at national and European levelÂ
- Representatives of the European Research Area (ERA)Â
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