PLOS has just released a new blog post, highlighting its important collaboration on the Principles of Open Science Monitoring draft. In particular, the article states, PLOS “encourage[s] all organizations that support Open Science, everywhere, to engage with the Open Science Monitoring Initiative’s draft principles. A robust set of principles, informed by the broadest possible range …
The first draft of the Principles was presented during a meeting of the Unesco Open Science Monitoring Working Group, the 17th of April 2024. Along with the official launch of the OSMI website, this was the starting point of a worldwide consultation led by Unesco on the current draft. The purpose of this consultation is …
The work-in-progress Principles were presented by Laetitia Bracco on March the 21th 2024 in Copenhagen. Research Portal Denmark is an open national research infrastructure, dedicated to collecting and organizing data on Danish research, as well as building public user services and databases that facilitate the discovery and exploration of Danish research. Research Portal Denmark is …
The slides presented during the Unesco workshop are now available. The following topics were presented: Large-scale Open Science monitoring initiatives, Issues and opportunities for monitoring Open Science, Towards an Open Science Monitoring Framework. > https://zenodo.org/records/10600864
The worldwide development of public policies promoting open science implies that indicators need to be produced to allow their monitoring. The objective to reach is to enable the measurement of the scientific production openness, as well as its impact on the scientific process itself, and ultimately for society as a whole. Until now, efforts to …