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  • Participants: 53
  • Webinar Category: NCPs, Project Coordinators, Researchers, Research Communities, Funders, Content Providers, National, Research Support Staff, Data Librarians
  • Webinar Date: 2026-06-22 11:00
  • Recordings: https://youtu.be/6DhOc_jXAAY
  • Slides: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20796610
  • Registration: https://eu01web.zoom.us/meeting/register/s4p-DNGjQIa3C340Khhqrg
  • Presenters:
    • Natalia Manola, CEO, OpenAIRE (Moderator)
    • Eloy Rodrigues, University of Minho, Chair of the OpenAIRE Open Science Strategy Standing Committee
    • Inge Van Nieuwerburgh, Ghent University, Co-Chair of the OpenAIRE Open Science Strategy Standing Committee
    • Mojca Kotar, University of Ljubljana, OpenAIRE NOAD in Slovenia

Research and innovation are at a turning point. Artificial intelligence is reshaping how science is conducted and assessed. Geopolitical tensions are questioning what it means to share knowledge across borders. And the demand for trusted, sovereign, and accountable research infrastructure has never been greater.

In this rapidly shifting landscape, how should open science infrastructure evolve? Who governs it, who benefits from it, and how do we ensure it remains a public good?

This webinar marks the official launch of the OpenAIRE 2026–2028 Strategy, a community-driven roadmap built around five interconnected priorities: trusted scholarly communication, responsible AI in research, open science monitoring, capacity building, and legal clarity for open science.

Join OpenAIRE leadership, policy voices, and community representatives for an open conversation about what comes next, and what role we all play in shaping it.

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  • Participants: 57
  • Webinar Category: Project Coordinators, Research Communities, Funders, Content Providers, National, Research Support Staff, Data Librarians
  • Webinar Date: 2026-06-18 11:00
  • Recordings: https://youtu.be/D9-S3r6NQZw
  • Registration: https://eu01web.zoom.us/meeting/register/R501fm4IQ--08zVqMjwRyg

This webinar brings together OSTrails partners piloting the Interoperability Frameworks developed in the project and representatives of (candidate) nodes of the EOSC Federation.

The presenters of the pilots will demonstrate that the adoption of the three IFs (DMP-IF, SKG-IF, and FAIR-IF) is feasible and low-barrier. The aim is to stimulate the (candidate) nodes that are currently building or refining their EOSC Federation charters to develop use cases based on the OSTrails IFs.

The webinar is also aimed at identifying topics that in subsequent sessions could be addressed to support thematic and national nodes in assessing the potential for adoption of the OSTrails IFs in a more tailored manner.

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We are pleased to invite you to a webinar to discuss the ongoing shift in the academic sector from proprietary research analytics services to open infrastructures, with Paolo Manghi (OpenAIRE CTO).

Why this webinar, why now

Research intelligence is becoming increasingly strategic, driven by AI-enabled analytics, expanding monitoring needs, and ongoing assessment reforms. At the same time, the sector is moving toward open infrastructures to ensure transparency, reproducibility, and long-term sustainability of analytics. This webinar is intended as a focused exchange on what this shift means in practice, and how OpenAIRE can support funders’ workflows and requirements.

Presentation Outline

  • Open data for research intelligence (AI-enabled analytics, monitoring, assessment reforms).
  • What the OpenAIRE Graph is: a public, curated, community-governed research intelligence resource.
  • How the Graph is built: architecture, coverage of data sources and persistent identifiers.
  • How the Graph can be accessed: APIs, data dumps, connectors.
  • Guiding principles: 
    • Open vs Closed: provenance transparency, community-driven prioritization, open software, open data
    • Beyond publications
    • Metadata curation and quality: deduplication, affiliation resolution, trusted sources
    • Embedding in scholarly communication infrastructure (not a service)
    • Digital sovereignty: public research intelligence layer, supporting European priorities, no dependencies on third-party opaque systems
    • Shaped by the research community
  • Real-world application scenarios: examples of how countries and research infrastructures use the OpenAIRE Graph for monitoring and reporting, and for policy-supporting analytics.

We invite you to join the webinar at the session that best suits your time zone:

  • 4 June 2026, 10:00 – 11:00 CEST -> REGISTER HERE
  • 5 June 2026, 16:00 – 17:00 CEST (10:00 – 11:00 EDT / 07:00 – 08:00 PDT) -> REGISTER HERE

We also invite you to contribute to the discussion by sharing your current research analytics workflows and main challenges. Ample time will be reserved for Q&A and open discussion.

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  • Participants: 159
  • Webinar Category: Project Coordinators, Researchers, Research Communities, Research Support Staff, Data Librarians
  • Webinar Date: 2026-06-12 12:00
  • Recordings: https://youtu.be/dIWm925uvKc
  • Slides: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20631491
  • Registration: https://eu01web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sViZoGNBTVWZGGSyBZgtPQ
  • Presenters:
    • Jonathan England, Open Science Training Specialist, OpenAIRE
    • Maja Dolinar, User Engagement & EOSC Liaison, OpenAIRE
    • Pablo Tamarit, Software Engineer, CERN
Have any doubts or questions about your obligations as a Horizon Europe (HE) grant holder in terms of Open Access to publications and Research Data Management? We will present the HE requirements, followed by some time for your questions to our experts. You will also get a preview of the main tools and services OpenAIRE provides to help project coordinators and research support staff on the requirements' compliance.


Learn about:
- Mandatory and recommended Open Science requirements in HE.
- Compliance with the HE Open Access to publications mandate.
- Managing and sharing Research Data in HE projects.
- Delivering Data Management Plans and reporting publications and datasets in HE.
- OpenAIRE tools and services to support HE projects.

OpenAIRE is a not-for-profit organisation that is supported by several HE grants. This webinar is organised as part of an effort to make Open Science practices easier to understand and implement.

 

Written on .

We are pleased to invite you to a webinar to discuss the ongoing shift in the academic sector from proprietary research analytics services to open infrastructures, with Paolo Manghi (OpenAIRE CTO).

Why this webinar, why now

Research intelligence is becoming increasingly strategic, driven by AI-enabled analytics, expanding monitoring needs, and ongoing assessment reforms. At the same time, the sector is moving toward open infrastructures to ensure transparency, reproducibility, and long-term sustainability of analytics. This webinar is intended as a focused exchange on what this shift means in practice, and how OpenAIRE can support funders’ workflows and requirements.

Presentation Outline

  • Open data for research intelligence (AI-enabled analytics, monitoring, assessment reforms).
  • What the OpenAIRE Graph is: a public, curated, community-governed research intelligence resource.
  • How the Graph is built: architecture, coverage of data sources and persistent identifiers.
  • How the Graph can be accessed: APIs, data dumps, connectors.
  • Guiding principles: 
    • Open vs Closed: provenance transparency, community-driven prioritization, open software, open data
    • Beyond publications
    • Metadata curation and quality: deduplication, affiliation resolution, trusted sources
    • Embedding in scholarly communication infrastructure (not a service)
    • Digital sovereignty: public research intelligence layer, supporting European priorities, no dependencies on third-party opaque systems
    • Shaped by the research community
  • Real-world application scenarios: examples of how countries and research infrastructures use the OpenAIRE Graph for monitoring and reporting, and for policy-supporting analytics

We invite you to join the webinar at the session that best suits your time zone:

  • 4 June 2026, 10:00 – 11:00 CEST -> REGISTER HERE
  • 5 June 2026, 16:00 – 17:00 CEST (10:00 – 11:00 EDT / 07:00 – 08:00 PDT) -> REGISTER HERE

We also invite you to contribute to the discussion by sharing your current research analytics workflows and main challenges. Ample time will be reserved for Q&A and open discussion.

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