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How the DSA creates new opportunities for researchers and public-interest organisations to study systemic risks online.

Understanding the EU's rulebook for online platforms, marketplaces and digital intermediaries.

The past few years have seen major changes in the way researchers access, publish, and share research. Open access publications have surpassed subscription-only publications;...

In the EU Framework programme for Research & Innovation Horizon 2020, open science was almost reduced to open access.

The Open Science Policy Platform (OSPP, also EUOSPP) presented in April 2020 its final report “Progress on Open Science: Towards a Shared Research Knowledge System”.

If you are not an Open Science (OS) policy specialist and looking for quick information on foreign countries, it can be challenging to find what you need in the mass of information.

When researchers are involved in their first proposal within the European framework research program, they often know little about Grant Agreements and their Open Access and Open Data requirements. Here is a short overview of the Open Science Jargon in Horizon 2020.

EU rules and legislations influence and affect open science at EU and national levels. Research and the internal market are “shared competences” of the European Union. Within these two fields, the European Union can determine a common Open Science framework and to influence national policies as well.