Since its inception, Open Science NL has been diligently refining its funding mechanisms in line with its work programme. Soon, three distinct calls will be unveiled: one targeting the reinforcement of Local and Thematic Data Competence Centers (DCCs), another designed…

The concept of open research stands as a beacon of transparency and collaboration. Yet, beneath its surface lies a nuanced landscape of microenvironmental and macroenvironmental effects that shape its outcomes. In this article, we delve into the multifaceted impacts of…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of our daily lives, reshaping how we interact with technology and influencing various sectors, including research and innovation. In recent years, there has been an unprecedented surge in advancements in AI, driven…

Join us in advancing open science principles worldwide! As per the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science, adopted during the General Conference’s 41st session on November 23, 2021, we invite you to actively participate in shaping the future of scientific collaboration…

In academia and scientific inquiry, a new beacon shines brightly: sustainable research. Beyond the conventional pursuit of knowledge, sustainable research embodies a profound commitment to not only understand the world but also to safeguard it for future generations. With an…

In the vast ocean of scholarly communication, open access has emerged as a beacon of light, promising unrestricted access to knowledge. However, navigating the complexities of open access licenses can feel like setting sail without a map. To shed light…

In the labyrinthine corridors of scientific inquiry, access to knowledge isn’t merely a luxury—it’s the very foundation upon which discoveries are built. However, these corridors are often barricaded by copyright and related rights, leaving researchers stranded in legal gray zones…

In an era where information is touted as the ultimate commodity, access to scientific research remains a battleground. Dr. Cathy Foley, Australia’s chief scientist, has embarked on a mission to dismantle the fortress of journal publishers, advocating for a world-first…

In the age of digital transformation, where information is readily accessible with just a few clicks, we often take for granted the persistence of scholarly knowledge. However, recent studies shed light on a concerning issue: the inadequate preservation of academic…

Dear Policymakers, In a world increasingly reliant on innovation and collaboration, the principles of open science have emerged as a beacon of progress. Open science, characterized by the free exchange of knowledge, data, and methodologies, holds the promise of accelerating…

In the world of academia and scientific inquiry, the pursuit of knowledge often encounters a formidable obstacle: insufficient funding. For researchers passionate about their work, the prospect of financial constraints can be disheartening, threatening to derail their ambitions and stifle…