Open science cloud

To date, the Commission has funded around 50 separate projects to create ‘a world wide web for research data’. Starting in June, a new public private partnership aims to streamline this system to make it a truly Open Science Cloud

New Science|Business paper explores how to link Europe’s new science cloud with similar initiatives elsewhere

Ursula von der Leyen wants huge virtual repository to give new life to unused research data, and be open to non-EU researchers

The stated intent is to end secrecy around journal pricing and allow easier cost comparison for funders and libraries

Science|Business Group sets out how to build a sustainable science cloud that can turbo-charge European research

A special report of the Science|Business Network

New Science|Business report explores how the EU and the EOSC can help harness open science

Revised guidelines allow a longer transition to the Plan S requirement that all research is freely available as soon as it is published

The European Open Science Cloud is a giant effort to provide a single point of access to all scientific data. But getting all the infrastructures to integrate and engendering a culture of sharing is a daunting task, say those involved in its creation