Open Science NL has opened the new Call for proposals ‘FAIR Research Outputs’. With this funding instrument, Open Science NL aims to encourage research outputs to be as open and FAIR as possible.

Open Science NL has opened the Mobility & Development call for proposals. This call enables open science professionals to apply for funding for a study visit abroad. This is the first time that fundin...

Open science is an approach to science in which research processes and results are made widely accessible to everyone. The aim is to promote transparency, collaboration, reproducibility and public eng...

Are you interested in research on open science? Would you like to know what really works and what does not when it comes to open science implementation? Then join us at this 'Researching Open Science'...

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To promote transparency and to ensure that decisions, policies, solutions, and practices are evidence-based, it is essential to conduct research on open science itself. Therefore, Open Science NL has launched a call for proposals for “Research on Open Science” and is now awarding funding to 19 projects with a total of 4.8 million euros.

This workshop is open to researchers from Leiden University, Erasmus University Rotterdam, VU Amsterdam and TU Delft.

With support from Open Science NL, RDNL is developing a national training and community platform for data professionals. Building on existing RDNL training activities, the platform is co-created with ...

Open Science NL has awarded 5.4 million euros to the Netherlands eScience Center to execute the Research Software Sustainability Programme. Applicants can request support in various forms, including in-kind assistance from expert research software engineers, material costs for workshops, and support for research software champions.

The Essentials 4 Data Support course provides an introductory-level overview for data professionals and those who assist researchers with storing, managing, archiving and sharin…

We are pleased to invite you to the webinar "Integrating research software into open scholarly infrastructures: results of the SoFAIR project", organised as part of the international and interdiscipli...

Authors: Kimberley Zwiers, Lena Karvovskaya, Walter Baccinelli, Maryam Mazaheri, Emma Schreurs and Sreenithya Avadakkam Interoperability allows systems, datasets, and disciplines to work together seam...

This month marks one year since the Dutch Research Council (NWO) introduced grant IDs—an important milestone in our journey toward more transparent and trackable research funding. We created over 1,60...

A coding nonprofit turned down a $1.5M NSF grant after new DEI restrictions, highlighting the clash between federal policy and scientific community values.

Job Summary The Open Science Hardware Foundation (OSHF) is a U.S.-based 501c3 not-for-profit organization working to foster enabling ecosystem for open-source development of scientific instruments, eq...

Not only AI scientists, but almost all students and researchers today use AI tools in their research. To what extent is this use compliant with the principles of open science? And can open science hel...

The Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and development (ZonMw), a research funding organisation, and the Dutch Research Council (NWO), a research funding and research performing organisation...

Open Science NL invites interested parties to submit applications for the new call Research on open science. This call focuses on research into open science practices, with the aim of strengthening th...

With a €1 million grant from Open Science NL, the Caribbean part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands is establishing a network to enhance digital data competencies. This is especially important, as data...

The Open University, the collaboration of philosophical universities, and the collaboration of universities in the Dutch Caribbean will each receive funding to establish a Digital Competence Centre.

Scientific Data - Rethinking the production and publication of machine-readable expressions of research findings

As UK universities desperately seek savings, open science advocates must press both their moral and selfish cases, say Marcus Munafò and Neil Jacobs

The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has announced its support for Make Data Count, an initiative advocating for the recognition of research datasets as a primary scientific output. From 2025 to 2027, NWO...

The SNSF has joined the Bluesky social network to maintain close exchanges with the scientific community.

Microbiologist Elisabeth Bik donates $200,000 to support training, travel