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Twenty-two researchers appointed to ORE’s new Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) to guide the platforms’ governance, strategic development, and integrity.

Join us for a practical webinar answering all those “who, what, and why” questions on Open Research Europe.

Open Research Europe is embarking on a transformation. While the platform will continue to function as before for authors, reviewers, and readers, the infrastructure and governance behind it is evolving.

Learn about Study Protocols and Registered report – some of the more unique content types accepted in ORE that can be utilised to ensure trustworthiness of results and increase the repeatability of published studies.

Sustainable Development Goal 15 – Life on Land aims to protect, restore, and promote the sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, halt biodiversity loss, and prevent species extinction by 2030. Achieving these ambitious targets requires robust scientific foundations: detailed knowledge of where species live, how ecosystems function, and what genetic diversity exists across landscapes.

Open Research Europe’s visual identity is evolving to reflect its next phase. A new logo and refreshed web platform are being introduced, designed to reflect CERN’s leadership role and new funders supporting the project.

One of ORE’s key features is its innovative editorial workflow, designed to make expert evaluation an open, collaborative, and transparent part of scholarly communication.

Learn why the platform uses an open peer review process based on the Publish, Review, Curate (PRC) model.

Data sharing is often surrounded by misconceptions that can deter researchers from embracing its benefits. It’s time to separate facts from fiction and shed light on the truth about open data. In this guide, we’ll address common myths and give practical advice on how to share your data.

By focusing on sustainability, inclusivity, resilience, and collaboration, research is driving progress toward SDG 9, creating a future where innovation supports both people and the planet while enabling sustainable growth. In the following blog post, we explore research and initiatives that support SDG 9, focusing on three key studies from Horizon Europe projects published on Open Research Europe.

Since its launch in 2021 by the European Commission, Open Research Europe (ORE) has provided a high-quality open access research publishing platform for research outputs originating from grants of EU programmes. From autumn 2026, that changes substantially: ORE is entering a new phase that significantly broadens the set of authors that will be able to publish on the platform.