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:2026/open-vs-closed-research-i@8F96275E-9F55-4B3F-A143-836282E12573 CREATED:20260415T103158 LOCATION:This is an online event SUMMARY:Open vs Closed Research Information: Discovering OpenAIRE Graph  X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The Aurora Universitie s are organising a series of online workshops on different aspects o f Open Science to support researchers and research support staff in n avigating this evolving landscape. This session will be provided by o ur friends from OpenAIRE, an Open Science service provider.

R esearch information plays an increasingly important role in visibilit y, collaboration, reporting, and assessment. Yet not all research inf ormation systems are built in the same way. Some operate as closed en vironments, where access, reuse, and transparency are limited. Others are built as open infrastructures, designed to connect research outp uts, institutions, funders, and people across the scholarly ecosystem .

Research information plays an increasingly important role in visibility, collaboration, reporting, and assessment. Yet not all res earch information systems are built in the same way. Some operate as closed environments, where access, reuse, and transparency are limite d. Others are built as open infrastructures, designed to connect rese arch outputs, institutions, funders, and people across the scholarly ecosystem.

The < strong>Aurora Universities are organising a series of online workshops on different aspects of Open Science to support r esearchers and research support staff in navigating this evolving lan dscape.This session will be provided by our friends from OpenAIRE, an Open Sc ience service provider.

In this workshop, participants will be introduced to the OpenAIRE Graph, a global open scholarly infrastruct ure that connects publications, datasets, software, funding informati on, institutional affiliations, and other research outputs from trust ed sources worldwide. The session will explain in simple terms how th e OpenAIRE Graph helps increase the visibility and discoverability of research, enrich repository content, and support more open and trans parent approaches to research information and assessment. Participant s will also learn how content registered through OpenAIRE can become discoverable across OpenAIRE services and the European Open Science C loud (EOSC), reaching a broader audience of researchers, institutions , and policymakers.

Come and discover how open research informa tion can make research more visible, connected, and reusable.

< strong>What is this workshop about?
In this online sessio n, we will discuss:

< p>Who should attend?
This event series brings tog ether researchers and research support staff from all subject areas. Early career researchers, as well as experienced academics, are welco me to attend.

DESCRIPTION: 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, reuse, and transparency are li mited. Others are built as open infrastructures, designed to connect research outputs, institutions, funders, and people across the schola rly ecosystem. Research information plays an increasingly important r ole in visibility, collaboration, reporting, and assessment. Yet not all research information systems are built in the same way. Some oper ate as closed environments, where access, reuse, and transparency are limited. Others are built as open infrastructures, designed to conne ct research outputs, institutions, funders, and people across the sch olarly ecosystem. 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 OpenAIRE, an Open S cience service provider. In this workshop, participants will be intro duced to the OpenAIRE Graph, a global open scholarly infrastructure t hat connects publications, datasets, software, funding information, i nstitutional affiliations, and other research outputs from trusted so urces worldwide. The session will explain in simple terms how the Ope nAIRE Graph helps increase the visibility and discoverability of rese arch, enrich repository content, and support more open and transparen t approaches to research information and assessment. Participants wil l also learn how content registered through OpenAIRE can become disco verable across OpenAIRE services and the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC), reaching a broader audience of researchers, institutions, and policymakers. Come and discover how open research information can ma ke research more visible, connected, and reusable. What is th is workshop about?
In this online session, we will discus s: Who should a ttend?
This event series brings together researchers and research support staff from all subject areas. Early career researche rs, as well as experienced academics, are welcome to attend. The Aur ora Universities are organising a series of online workshops on diff erent aspects of Open Science to support researchers and research sup port staff in navigating this evolving landscape. This session will b e provided by our friends from OpenAIRE, an Open Science service pro vider. END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR