Science Policies
Future Agenda for Science 2040: Instrumentalised Research or Germany as a Science Republic?
In response to rapid, partly unpredictable and at times disruptive change in global science, the German...
Open Science in Canada: Grassroots Effort and a National Approach
Canada is transitioning to open science at a great speed. The Canadian government and a myriad of other...
Stifterverband Study: What do we Gain Through Open Science and Open Innovation?
A new study by The Stifterverband explores the topics of Open Innovation and Open Science in Germany. It...
EOSC Executive Board: European Commission has Decided on its Set-Up
The governance mechanisms for European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) are beginning to take shape. On August...
Shaping the EOSC – Leibniz Association Among the Early Movers
The European Science Cloud (EOSC) Declaration received a tremendous amount of positive feedback. One of...
GO-FAIR: A Member States-Up Strategy for the EOSC Implementation
"GO-FAIR" is a proposal for the practical implementation of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC)...
The G7 Open Science Working Group Action Points – Speeding up Open Science?
On November 9 during the first meeting of the G7 Open Science Working Group in Tokyo the group...
Launching the European Open Science Cloud: A Virtual Environment for Europe’s 1.7 Million Researchers
During the press conference the European Commission presented its blueprint for cloud-based services and...
From Vision to Action? The Amsterdam Call for Action on Open Science
At the Amsterdam Conference on Open Science hosted by the Netherlands’ EU Presidency on April 4 and 5...