Open Research Europe presents an interview with Juliane Prade-Weiss, Professor of Comparative Literature, about her work on language and violence and her publishing experience with Open Research Europe.
Following new EU Council Conclusions on research, we’re exploring some of the wider advances across the open research and scholarly publishing landscape, from Plan S to CoARA.
Open Research Europe presents an interview with David Stifter, the author of ‘The rise of gemination in Celtic’ in this month’s research spotlight, to understand the evolution of the Celtic language into what we know today.
In this guest blog, Zia Lennard tells us about his experience of partnering with Open Research Europe to enable Sustainable Places conference collaborators to publish their research open access.
To mark the two-year anniversary of Open Research Europe, some of our Community Gateway Advisors reflect on what Open Research Europe means for researchers, the future direction of scholarly publishing and open research, and how Open Research Europe can continue to meet changing needs.
March 2023 marks two years of Open Research Europe! We’re looking back at some of the platform’s achievements in the past two years, from indexing and research assessment changes to publication and authorship highlights.
Open Research Europe presents an interview with Elisa Bandini and Alba Motes-Rodrigo, two of the co-authors of ‘Naïve, unenculturated chimpanzees fail to make and use flaked stone tools’ in this month’s Research Spotlight.
Open Research Europe has been accepted for indexing in PubMed Central – one of the leading digital archives for biomedical and life science journal literature.
Open Research Europe presents an interview with Darko Bozhinoski, a co-author of ‘Towards an integrated automatic design process for robot swarms’ in this month’s Research spotlight.
Read the interview with Kristiina Hormia-Poutanen, Director of Services at the National Library of Finland, to understand how Open Research Europe and research librarians can work together to help achieve more openness and transparency in research.
