How can open data strengthen research intelligence?
At the 140th GIST Seminar, Andrea Mannocci presented how the OpenAIRE Graph supports research assessment, monitoring, and decision-making through open, interconnected scholarly data.
đź”—Learn more: https://shorturl.at/KkQ4T
At the 1st @OSTrails Bootcamp in Braga, Leonidas Pispiringas presented how the OpenAIRE metadata validator has been extended to support FAIRness assessment.
Repositories following the OpenAIRE Guidelines will be able to assess their data collections based on the OSTrails FAIR-IF, helping strengthen the FAIRness of their collections.
Repository manager? Get in touch to try it out.
What should research assessment really value?
In our latest interview, Dr Mathijs Vleugel reflects on the gap between what is rewarded in evaluation and what researchers believe should count.
đź”—Read the interview: https://shorturl.at/Ou1L3
How do we build stronger Open Science monitoring?
IReL and OpenAIRE have announced the completion of a comprehensive assessment of Ireland’s National Open Access Monitor using the #OSMI Principles, highlighting its strengths in openness, accountability, and community value.
đź”—Read more: https://zenodo.org/records/18888565
#OpenAIRE #OpenScience #Ireland #OpenAccess #ResearchMonitoring
This document is an infographic designed to introduce and explain the Principles of Open Science Monitoring to a broad audience. It serves as a visual guide for anyone interested in understanding or applying these principles, whether for planning, policy-making, or research practices. The infographic emphasizes key aspects such as relevance, transparency, reproducibility, and responsible use of open science monitoring systems. Update 2026-03-06: Arabic, French and Spanish versions added
Meet OpenAIRE’s Executive Board Chair!
A few months into his chairmanship, Joeri Both reflects on leadership, continuity, and the community foundations shaping OpenAIRE’s next phase.
Read the interview:https://shorturl.at/KIGrB
After 15+ years as Austria’s National Open Access Desk, Gerda McNeill reflects on her journey, the evolution of Open Science in Austria, and the community spirit that shapes OpenAIRE.
Read more: https://shorturl.at/aUxhW
What can we actually measure, reliably, when it comes to research data sharing?
OpenAIRE is contributing to the UKRN–MRC pilot on responsible monitoring of research data sharing, using the OpenAIRE Graph and text-mining workflows to analyse Data Availability Statements and support evidence-based approaches to #OpenScience.
đź”—Read more: https://shorturl.at/0eLf3
This week, Andrea Mannocci (CNR-ISTI) will present the @OpenAIREGraph at the 140th GIST Seminar organised by the GRIPS Innovation, Science and Technology Policy Program in Tokyo.
The talk will explore how open scholarly data powers research intelligence and Open Science monitoring.
📅 12 March 2026 | 10:30–12:00 CET
đź“Ť GRIPS, Tokyo (hybrid)
#OpenScience #OpenAIRE #ResearchData #ScholarlyCommunication
“Responsible innovation begins with well-prepared, well-documented data.”
Check-out what leaders from the FLAME project discuss in this interview about the recently published #AI Preparedness Guidelines.
https://www.openaire.eu/ai-in-archives-why-preparation-and-governance-matter
OpenAIRE took part in the EOSC Winter School 2026 in Nice, connecting with stakeholders advancing the EOSC Federation.
We shared operational insights at the EOSC EU Node Stakeholder Brokerage Event and contributed to competence & interoperability discussions, highlighting skills and onboarding support for future EOSC participation.
Read more: https://www.openaire.eu/community/blogs/openaire-engages-eosc-community-at-winter-school-2026
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