OSMI brings together institutions and individuals involved in monitoring open science. OSMI aims to encourage the adoption of open science monitoring principles and to promote their practical implementation.
After being debated during the workshop at Unesco and subsequently reviewed online by more than 20 experts, comments and suggestions on the draft principles as part of an international consultation process facilitated by UNESCO were made between the 4th of June and the 30th of November 2024. The final version is currently being written.
The Open Science Monitoring Initiative (OSMI) proudly announces its diverse and growing membership, with currently 166 representatives from 42 different countries across all continents. This global engagement highlights the widespread…
⚙️ The Open Science Monitoring Initiative’s first Working Groups are kicking off! More than 150 individuals from all around the world applied to join. What are we working on &…
The Principles of Open Science Monitoring were first debated during an international workshop at UNESCO in December 2023. As part of an international consultation process facilitated by UNESCO over the…
OSMI is an original idea from the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research, the Université de Lorraine and Inria. Other initiators of OSMI include Unesco, Charité Universitaetsmedizin Berlin, PLOS, and SPARC Europe. The initiative is coordinated by Université de Lorraine and SPARC Europe.
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