BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam//NONSGML v1.0//EN NAME:Open vs Closed Research Information: Discovering OpenAIRE Graph METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20260416T093000 DTEND:20260416T110000 DTSTAMP:20260416T093000 UID:open-vs-closed-research-inform@8F96275E-9F55-4B3F-A143-836282E12573 CREATED:20260924T210550 LOCATION:This is an online event SUMMARY:Open vs Closed Research Information: Discovering OpenAIRE Graph X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The Aurora Univ ersities are organising a series of online workshops on differen t aspects of Open Science to support researchers and research support staff in navigating this evolving landscape. This session will be pr ovided by our friends from OpenAIRE, an Open Science service pro vider.

Research information plays an increasingly importan t role in visibility, collaboration, reporting, and assessment. Yet n ot all research information systems are built in the same way. Some o perate as closed environments, where access, reuse, and transparency are limited. Others are built as open infrastructures, designed to co nnect research outputs, institutions, funders, and people across the scholarly ecosystem.

Research information plays an increasingly important role in visibility, collaboration, reporting, and assessme nt. Yet not all research information systems are built in the same wa y. Some operate as closed environments, where access, reuse, and tran sparency are limited. Others are built as open infrastructures, desig ned to connect research outputs, institutions, funders, and people ac ross the scholarly ecosystem.

The Aurora Universities are o rganising a series of online workshops on different aspects of Open S cience to support researchers and research support staff in navigatin g this evolving landscape.This session will be provided by our friend s from OpenAIRE, an Open Science service provider.

In this workshop, pa rticipants will be introduced to the OpenAIRE Graph, a global open sc holarly infrastructure that connects publications, datasets, software , funding information, institutional affiliations, and other research outputs from trusted sources worldwide. The session will explain in simple terms how the OpenAIRE Graph helps increase the visibility and discoverability of research, enrich repository content, and support more open and transparent approaches to research information and asse ssment. Participants will also learn how content registered through O penAIRE can become discoverable across OpenAIRE services and the Euro pean Open Science Cloud (EOSC), reaching a broader audience of resear chers, institutions, and policymakers.

Come and discover how op en research information can make research more visible, connected, an d reusable.

What is this workshop about?
In this online session, we will discuss:

Who should attend?
This even t series brings together researchers and research support staff from all subject areas. Early career researchers, as well as experienced a cademics, are welcome to attend.

DESCRIPTION: The Aurora Universities are organising a series of online workshops on different aspects of Open Science to support researchers and research support staff in navigating this evolving la ndscape. This session will be provided by our friends from OpenA IRE, an Open Science service provider. Research information plays an increasingly important role in visibility, collaboration, reporting, and assessment. Yet not all research information systems are built in the same way. Some operate as closed environments, where access, reu se, and transparency are limited. Others are built as open infrastruc tures, designed to connect research outputs, institutions, funders, a nd people across the scholarly ecosystem.Research information plays a n increasingly important role in visibility, collaboration, reporting , and assessment. Yet not all research information systems are built in the same way. Some operate as closed environments, where access, r euse, and transparency are limited. Others are built as open infrastr uctures, designed to connect research outputs, institutions, funders, and people across the scholarly ecosystem.The Aurora Universities&nbs p;are organising a series of online workshops on different aspects of Open Science to support researchers and research support staff in na vigating this evolving landscape.This session will be provided by our friends from OpenAIR E, an Open Science service provider.In this workshop, pa rticipants will be introduced to the OpenAIRE Graph, a global open sc holarly infrastructure that connects publications, datasets, software , funding information, institutional affiliations, and other research outputs from trusted sources worldwide. The session will explain in simple terms how the OpenAIRE Graph helps increase the visibility and discoverability of research, enrich repository content, and support more open and transparent approaches to research information and asse ssment. Participants will also learn how content registered through O penAIRE can become discoverable across OpenAIRE services and the Euro pean Open Science Cloud (EOSC), reaching a broader audience of resear chers, institutions, and policymakers.Come and discover how open rese arch information can make research more visible, connected, and reusa ble.What is this workshop about?
In this online s ession, we will discuss: Who should attend?
This event series brings toget her researchers and research support staff from all subject areas. Ea rly career researchers, as well as experienced academics, are welcome to attend. END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR