- Code and Engage, or how to build a vibrant community around open source software: the case of Public Knowledge Project Sprint
Sophisticated software engineering alone is insufficient to foster sustained community engagement and stimulate the adoption of digital tools, even within open source frameworks. Substantive advancements in scholarly communication require a systemic incorporation of regular user consultation and iterative feedback mechanisms into software development processes. Although developers within this domain frequently contend that reconciling user-centric demands … - SCIROS Validation Conference
The validation carried out by the project partners confirmed that SCIROS was successful as a space for interdisciplinary exchange, network-building and reflection on Open Science in the social sciences and humanities. - OPERAS 2026 & SCIROS Conference in Numbers!
18-21 May was a Open Science week in Warsaw, Poland! - OPERAS 2026 & SCIROS Conference – Book of Abstracts
Programme features: • 5 paper sessions • 7 panels • 2 workshops • 40 posters • 51 speakers • Participants from 23 countries - Big Open Science Podcast | S01E13: Measuring the Impact of Open Science: CSIL, PathOS, and the Cost–Benefit Perspective
In this episode, we’ll be talking about how the impact of Open Science can be understood, measured, and evaluated — from a policy and economic perspective. We’ll focus on the PathOS project, which set out to develop concrete frameworks and tools for assessing what Open Science actually delivers to research, society, and innovation. - OPERAS 2026 & SCIROS Conference: One Week to Go – Join Us via Live Stream!
The international OPERAS 2026 & SCIROS conference, dedicated to the future of Open Science, is just one week away! On May 20–21, Warsaw will become a central hub for the European Open Science community, bringing together experts, researchers, and infrastructure providers to discuss the evolution of scholarly communication in the Social Sciences and Humanities.
