In September 2024, the 28th International Conference on Science, Technology and Innovation Indicators was held in Berlin. The conference theme: ‘Into the great wide open?’ was explored in a wide variety of presentations, posters and panel discussions. Topics ranged from reforming research assessment, researcher mobility and policy impact to bibliodiversity, data sharing and researcher mobility, and much more.

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Workshop report from the Recognition and Rewards Festival in Utrecht

Autorinnen: Maaike Duine (ORCiD) und Maxi Kindling (ORCiD) Zitierhinweis: Duine, Maaike & Kindling, Maxi (2022) Das BUA Open Science Dashboard Projekt: die Entwicklung disziplinspezifischer Open-Science-Indikatoren. Open Access Blog Berlin.

Authors: Maike Neufend, Martina Benz, Malte Dreyer Open access is developing in an area of tension between institutional and funder policies, the economics of publishing and last but not least the communication practices of research disciplines. In a comparison across European countries, very dynamic and diverse approaches and developments can be observed.

Session 4 am Policy Day des Festivals (16.12.) von 14.45-15.30 Uhr: From Law to Implementation: Recent Practice and Models for Indicators and Incentives for Open Science at Berlin’s Universities and Colleges Internal evaluations and careers procedures of research institutions are key components for deepening Open Science.