This NPOS project started on September 1st 2019 with an initial duration of one year. It ended February 2021.
The intended results of this project were:
- Improving the findability of information on Open Science by connecting the following websites: openscience.nl; openaccess.nl; research-software.nl; auteursrechten.nl in a more efficient way;
- Widely shared and clear guidance on topics such as Open Access, FAIR data and PlanS;
- Broadly shared examples of proven concepts in the field of informing and supporting researchers;
- Collect and share best practices for researchers undertaking Open Science;
- Help with organizing Open Science meetings, cafés and other interactive sessions on a local level.
This was done, among other things, by organizing the National Open Science Festival, organizing (online) meetings such as an Open Science Barcamp and two open calls: one for use cases and one for the open initiative trophies. A network of deans has been set up after organising two Deans sessions, and a network in the field of open science training is in the making following another meeting. Bottom up networks such as the Open Science Communities and the SIOS (Students for Open Science) are supported with practical matters such as producing a promo video and info sheets.
The main outputs of the project can be found in the #OSF2021NL collection on Zenodo and on www.openacces.nl. You can find a lot of information about the meetings we organised on the whats new page and on ww.opensciencefestival.nl
You can still reach us via info@accelerateopenscience.nl
What is Open Science?
‘Open Science’ stands for the transition to a new, more open and participatory way of conducting, publishing and evaluating scholarly research. Central to this concept is the goal of increasing cooperation and transparency in all research stages. READ MORE
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RRIDs were included in the Cancers paper "Expression of CCRL2 Inhibits Tumor Growth by Conce…" (https://doi.org/10.3390/cancers13195000). Thank you for making your #methodsmatter. #accelerateopenscience
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In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth2023, we continue to celebrate all the wonderful #women that lead and represent in #science and #research every day and make so many of the studies available in #ImmPortDB, possible.
We thank you!
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Pour tout savoir sur les exigences en matière de science ouverte #OpenScience dans le cadre des projets @HorizonEU, vous pouvez revoir l'enregistrement du wébinaire organisé par OpenAIRE 👇
(2/2) Also, the recording of the webinar can be found on the #OpenAIRE YouTube channel. Till next time!
#OpenAIRE_Training #OpenAIRE_Services #OpenAIRE_Nexus
https://youtu.be/lr082NR71_M
Heard about that, #openscience ?
How to deal with it? Flash quiz.
I only got to q2 cause I didn’t have money to publish my article in q1—that’s what we hear sometimes. @infectioni_sta didn't find funds for her research because she couldn’t guarantee a positive result. What problems and ridiculous situations did you face working on your study?
🧐 Editor’s choice 👉🏽 “Germinoma with diffuse subependymal quadriventricular, cerebellar, and rostral brainstem spread” 😯 Read and download for 🆓 @INNNMVS #OpenScience https://archivosdeneurociencias.org/index.php/ADN/article/view/265