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PathOS – a webinar series on Open Science

PathOS is organizing a series of webinars and training sessions on the impact of Open Science. PathOS is a Horizon Europe project that investigates the impact of Open Science. In addition to conducting research, the project’s training center hosts various expert-led training sessions and seminars and provides resources to explore different aspects of Open Science impact.

Exploring the Academic Impact of Open Science

  • When: 17 March 2025, 11:00-12:00
  • Where: online, Zoom

This webinar will present key findings from a review on the academic impact of Open Science, along with practical insights from case studies on Open Access in the fields of artificial intelligence and climate research—specifically in gender dynamics and industrial impact.

Register and find more information here.

Exploring the Economic Impact of Open Science

  • When: 28 March 2025, 10:00-11:00
  • Where: online, Zoom

Discover how Open Science fosters economic growth and innovation, particularly in the life sciences sector. Experts Lena Tsipouri (OPIX) and Despoina Sousoni (ELIXIR) will present key findings from a scoping review and a case study on the use of open bioinformatics resources by industry. The webinar will conclude with a discussion on future research directions and policy recommendations.

Register and find more information here.

Cost Benefit Analysis Framework for Open Science

  • Kdy: 10 April 2025, 10:00-11:00
  • Kde: online, Zoom

In this webinar, Jessica Catalano (CSIL) will introduce the key aspects of the Cost Benefit Analysis Framework. She will focus on how to compare scenarios with and without Open Science to assess its true benefits and costs.

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Open Science Impact Indicator Handbook, Tools and Data

  • Kdy: 14 April 2025, 11:00-12:00
  • Kde: online, Zoom

This webinar will showcase methods for measuring the academic, societal, and economic impact of Open Science. It will also provide an overview of tools and data available for impact assessment.

Register and find more information here.