OpenAIRE for COVID-19

Activities to help researchers combat the epidemic and understand its aftermath.

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OpenAIRE feedback to the EOSC Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda

OpenAIRE welcomes the SRIA as a landmark strategy for the future of EOSC.

OpenAIRE input on UNESCO’s open science consultation

Scholarly Diversity - Skills and Training - Collaboration at a global level are the success points of Open Science. Read on to find out more about OpenAIRE's response to the consultation on open science launched by UNESCO.

EC pushes for Open COVID-19 research

In response to the global COVID-19 crisis, the European Commission has issued an update of the existing open science guidelines for Horizon 2020 grant recipients on 8th April 2020. Additionally, on April 20th the EC has launched a European COVID-19 Data Platform to enable the rapid collection and sharing of available research data.

OpenAIRE COVID-19 Gateway

OpenAIRE currently develops a service to serve as a single point of entry for research results (publications-data-software) and other useful resources for the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) and SARS-CoV-2. It will be linked to Zenodo COVID-19 community as well as many other EU and global initiatives and will address different scientfic domains.