The ‘Implementation of FAIR Principles in Research Infrastructures’ project, I-FAIR IR, ended last June. It was one of the twenty-two projects selected following the FNSO’s (National Fund for Open Science) first call for proposals in 2020,...
By redefining OpenEdition Lab’s key research areas in early 2024, OpenEdition has paved the way for theme-based and cross-cutting collaborative inquiries into open science practices in the humanities and social sciences (HSS). Our ambition is for...
In January 2024, all academic events and blog posts published on Calenda and Hypotheses respectively were issued with a digital object identifier, or DOI. OpenEdition was already assigning DOIs to articles published on OpenEdition Journals and...
This year, the Directory of Open Access Books (DOAB), led by OpenEdition and OAPEN Foundation, celebrates its 10th anniversary. Since its inception, DOAB has evolved from an idea for indexing high quality peer-reviewed open access books...
The metadata describing content published on OpenEdition’s four platforms is now available under CC0. After implementing its licensing policy on Calenda last March, OpenEdition is continuing to roll out a licensing policy based on Creative Commons...
OpenEdition is participating in the recently launched DIAMAS, CRAFT-OA and PALOMERA projects. Funded by the European Commission, these projects will help map out the Diamond Open Access publishing landscape and strengthen this virtuous publishing model. Sandra...
A new traffic reporting service has been rolled out for all sites across OpenEdition’s four platforms. The data reports are publicly available and can be consulted at https://analytics.openedition.org/. This service enables OpenEdition communities to assess the...
As a winner of the first National Fund for Open Science (FNSO) call for projects, OpenEdition’s I-FAIR IR project has been able to create a default licensing policy for all four of its platforms and its...
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