The Marie Curie Alumni Association announces its support for Plan S
The much anticipated “Plan S” which outlines a future strategy for Open Science (OS) in Europe was recently announced.[1]
Open Access and Open Scholarship have revolutionized the way scholarly artefacts are evaluated and published, while the introduction of new technologies and media in scientific workflows has changed the “how and to whom” science is communicated, and how stakeholders interact with the scientific community.
In the middle of the summer university break, the Hungarian Rectors' Conference was presented a draft decree from the Ministry of Human Resources and the Ministry of Justice. This proposal called for the abolition of the masters program on Gender Studies.
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TEKNOFEST Istanbul Aerospace and Technology Festyival, the first technology and aerospace festival ever held in Turkey, along with 20+ partners including private companies, government bodies, media outlets, and academic institutions.
The submitter notes: A growing number of questions are being raised by members and prospective submitters about the impct of BREXIT on the MSCA. This document provides an overview of the UK’s relationship with Horizon 2020. It is dated mid-March 2018. Nothing since then has been agreed that would materially alter any of these statement.
By their nature, EU research collaboration projects, such as Horizon 2020, require sharing of information between the project participants , seeing that the key principle behind these projects is developing new knowledge by using the existing knowledge of each partner. For this reason, intellectual property (IP) plays a crucial role when managing Horizon 2020 projects.
The ESOF session 'The lost generation of European Scientists: How to make the system more sustainable?' led by Sara Ricardo, Board Member and Gilles Mirabeau, took place on 11 July in Toulouse, France.
For those who couldn't attend this amazing session, an article has been published in Nature, read it here.
