Open Science Community Eindhoven (OSC/e) is looking for new members. With assistant professor Pavlo Bazilinskyy at the helm and with the support of the university library, OSC/e is ready for a new series of meetings centered around open science. The aim is to share tips and to engage in discussions, says Kristina Korshunova, who is involved on behalf of the library. She stresses that everyone is welcome to join, including critics. “We aren’t a community of ‘believers.’”
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Open Science Community Eindhoven – looking back at 2025/2026
Over the past academic year, the Open Science Community Eindhoven brought together researchers, data stewards, and students for a series of lunch meetups on open science in practice. Topics ranged from FAIR data and reproducibility to research infrastructure and how academic assessment shapes research culture. Alongside these discussions, the community also launched a new website,…
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Publication strategies and Open Science: a concealed conflict?
Over the past few years, the attention to Open Science has increased. In academia, many researchers and universities embrace the idea of opening the black box of academic practices, becoming more collaborative, transparent, and reflective of their work [1,2]. Since the 2010s, these visions are actively shared and promoted by policy plans and government strategies.…
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Opening up science
Open Science Community Eindhoven (OSC/e) is looking for new members. With assistant professor Pavlo Bazilinskyy at the helm and with the support of the university library, OSC/e is ready for a new series of meetings centered around open science. The aim is to share tips and to engage in discussions, says Kristina Korshunova, who is…