Last February, the city of Bonn hosted the final conference of the TRIPLE project, funded under the European Horizon 2020 programme in order to develop a multilingual and multicultural discovery platform for the humanities…
The recently introduced service PRISM (Peer Review Information Service for Monographs) is the focus of a webinar taking place on March 6, led by Laura Wilkinson (OAPEN) and Pierre Mounier (OPERAS). The session is…
In the series “TRIPLE: Behind the Scenes”, we feature individual staff members from the TRIPLE project team to give a face to the people behind the scenes. What is their role in the project,…
The project “Creating a Robust Accessible Federated Technology for Open Access” (CRAFT-OA), carried out by 23 experienced partners from 14 European countries, coordinated by the University of Göttingen, Germany will start in January 2023…
In the series “TRIPLE: Behind the Scenes”, we feature individual staff members from the TRIPLE project team to give a face to the people behind the scenes. What is their role in the project,…
The OPERAS RI (Open Scholarly Communication in the European Research Area for Social Sciences and Humanities) and CESSDA ERIC – the Consortium of European Social Science Data Archives – have recently signed a Memorandum…
The Directory of Open Access Books (DOAB), a community-driven discovery service for open access books, is launching its Peer-Review-Information-Service-for-Monographs (PRISM). PRISM is a service provided by DOAB as part of the OPERAS service portfolio….
OPERAS has signed the Agreement on Reforming Research Assessment, an initiative that gathers more than 180 signatories, including public and private research funders, universities, research centres, institutes and infrastructures, associations (and alliances thereof), national…
Two international projects, OPERAS-PLUS project and the Book Analytics Dashboard project, commit to coordinate on delivering transparent, trusted, and community-controlled analytics tools and services to support the transition to open access for scholarly books….
The Diamas project was successfully launched at the Diamond Open Access Conference on September 19 and 20 in Zadar. OPERAS is pleased to participate in the Horizon Europe project called ‘Developing Institutional Open Access…
“Crisis is always upon us” is the lead sentence that opens the campaign “Crisis and Journalism”, the new crowdfunding campaign run in the OPERAS crowdfunding channel at the wemakeit platform. The phrase could not…
The OPERAS RI is pleased to announce the arrival of Céline Bitoune, the new Chief Finance & Administrative Officer of OPERAS. Céline is starting her new position today, October 3rd, to work as part…
From September 2022 to September 2023 OPERAS coordinates a series of studies commissioned by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research in order to explore the possible uses of translation technologies to foster…
The OPERAS Research Infrastructure receives 2,7 million Euros by the European Commission to further develop and sustain the infrastructure and its services under Grant Agreement number 101079608. OPERAS is the Research Infrastructure dedicated to…
“Civic engagement” is a buzzword these days when it comes to policy making in Europe, and it’s also found its way into the world of research – often through the term “citizen science.” “Citizen…
On 24th May 2022, EGI and OPERAS have signed a long-term collaboration Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). OPERAS is the European Research Infrastructure for the development of open scholarly communication in the Social Sciences and…
About SUES (Supporting Ukrainian Editorial Staff) is an initiative of European institutions, infrastructures and organisations, aimed at supporting and sustaining scholarly communication in Ukraine. We reach out to scholarly journals and academic publishers offering…
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