19. Dec. 2018

Katja Mayer, ZSI expert on Open Science, contributes to this international event organised by FFG

Open Science is of increasing importance in both Horizon 2020 and the upcoming framework-programme Horizon Europe. However, many ambiguities about what Open Science means and how it affects applicants, political and research-funding stakeholders, still remain. This EU-Networking event aims at achieving a common understanding for the term "open science" and what changes are necessary in the science system in order to implement it further.

Therefore, FFG - the Austrian Research Promotion Agency, organises an “EU NETWORKING event on ”OPEN SCIENCE IN HORIZON 2020 AND HORIZON EUROPE" on 16 January 2019.

You can access the agenda and the entry for registration here!

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