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Noite de encerramento do encontro terá programação cultural aberta ao público com apresentações da Mestra Martinha do Coco e da Cia Circo Boneco e Riso

A websérie “Griôs do Leão: os nomes da nossa tradição” apresentará ao público a biografia de integrantes marcantes do Leão Coroado, personagens que de alguma...

The GRIOS open call for evidence synthesis on Open Science closed on 20 July 2026. We are grateful to all who submitted a proposal — the response has exceeded our expectations. Over 70 proposals we...

La fondation Gates rejoint la Global Research Initiative on Open Science (GRIOS) en tant que nouveau financeur. Ce partenariat marque une étape clé dans la promotion de la science ouverte fondée su…

Global Research Initiative on Open Science receives funding from the Gates Foundation to advance evidence-based open science policy The Global Research Initiative on Open Science (GRIOS) is pleased to announce that the Gates Foundation has joined as a new funder. This development marks a significant milestone in GRIOS's work to promote more effective Open Science policies by synthesising current knowledge on the topic on a global scale. With a commitment of €150,000 over three years, this grant will enable the initiative to expand its evidence synthesis activities and broaden its reach. This is a landmark moment for GRIOS, said Marin Dacos, Chair of the GRIOS Steering Committee. With this new support, our funder group gains another strong champion for Open Science. Having this funding from the Gates Foundation also gives GRIOS a foothold in the Americas, which is crucial as we work to build a truly global initiative. This support strengthens the overall capacity of GRIOS to review existing research on Open Science and provide stakeholders with rigorous analysis to help inform policy and practice. Currently, GRIOS is running its first call for proposals to conduct in-depth evidence synthesis on key Open Science topics, with a submission deadline of 20 July 2026. GRIOS welcomes partnerships with research organisations, funding bodies, and other stakeholders from all over the world who share a commitment to an open, transparent, and evidence-based research ecosystem. Contributing partners are able to participate in the governance of GRIOS, set the agenda and priorities, and ensure uptake of the resulting recommendations — helping address the most pressing knowledge gaps and main policy priorities in Open Science. About GRIOS The Global Research Initiative on Open Science (GRIOS) aims to advance Open Science practices and policies by reviewing and synthesizing existing evidence about Open Science and identifying obstacles to its widespread uptake. GRIOS will enable funders, research organisations, and policymakers to optimise their Open Science strategies for maximum impact and effectiveness. In addition, GRIOS aims to identify knowledge gaps and federate the global research-on-Open Science communities around a common research agenda. Emerging from G7 work on Research on Research and Open Science, GRIOS is hosted by the European Science Foundation (ESF). Download the Press Release (pdf)

Global Research Initiative on Open Science receives funding from the Gates Foundation to advance evidence-based open science policy The Global Research Initiative on Open Science (GRIOS) is ple...

Welcome to the monthly newsletter from the Irish Research eLibrary! Here, we’ll recap on some of our news from the last few months, and share some forthcoming events of interest. GRIOS launches open c...

The Global Research Initiative on Open Science (GRIOS), hosted by the European Science Foundation (ESF), is pleased to announce the launch of its first open call for proposals to conduct in-depth evidence synthesis on key Open Science topics. Open Science holds great promise for making research more inclusive, transparent, and impactful. Yet while many funders, research organisations, and national and international authorities have adopted Open Science policies, implementing effective strategies remains challenging. Policymakers need a solid evidence base to guide their decisions — and that evidence is often lacking. GRIOS was established to address this gap. Its objectives are to synthesise existing knowledge on Open Science worldwide, formulate evidence-based policy recommendations, and propose a research agenda to fill current knowledge gaps. This call will fund evidence synthesis on two priority topics identified by GRIOS funders and its Academic Advisory Board: Incentives and research assessment — Which incentive schemes and assessment reforms increase the uptake of Open Science practices? Research data sharing — What factors influence the effectiveness of research data sharing policies? The call is open to individual researchers, research teams, organisations, consultancies, and consortia from all countries. GRIOS seeks proposals grounded in rigorous, transparent methods and Open Science practices. One review will be funded per topic, with a maximum budget of €80,000 per project. Projects are expected to run for 12 months. Submissions are open from 23 April until 20 July 2026 (16:00h CEST). Proposals must be submitted via the SmartSimple platform: https://esf.smartsimple.ie The full guidelines for applicants, the application template and instructions for the SmartSimple Platform are available for downloading below: Guidelines for applicants (pdf) Application template (docx) Platform instructions (pdf) Questions & Answers (pdf) Interested applicants may submit questions for clarification to npappleroy@esf.org until 20 May 2026 at 16h00 CEST. These questions and answers will be shared on the call’s webpage. About GRIOS The Global Research Initiative on Open Science (GRIOS) is a new initiative that aims to advance Open Science practices and policies by reviewing and synthesising existing evidence about Open Science and identifying obstacles to its widespread uptake. GRIOS will enable funders, research organisations, and policymakers to optimise their Open Science strategies for maximum impact and effectiveness. In addition, GRIOS aims to identify knowledge gaps and federate the global research-on-Open Science communities around a common research agenda. GRIOS emerged from G7 work on Research on Research and Open Science.