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Recent political and legal decisions promote Open Science
Public bodies reinforce the importance of making scientific results openly available and ensuring the quality of publications
Joint statement by the National Academies of the G7 states
EMBO endorses the statement on Russia’s attack on Ukraine
Response to the proposed compromise on the EC’s Multiannual Financial Framework
EMBL Director General Edith Heard and EMBO Director Maria Leptin respond to the current proposal on the Multiannual Financial Framework.
EMBO statement on resignation of Mauro Ferrari from the ERC Presidency
Statement on the resignation of Mauro Ferrari from the ERC Presidency
Response to the updated Plan S implementation guidance
Today the coalition of funders behind ‘Plan S’ published an updated implementation guidance document on how to comply with the plan’s Open Access (OA) principles.
EMBO feedback on Plan S consultation
In September 2018 a group of European funders, supported by the European Commission, announced their plan to accelerate a move to full and immediate Open Access in scholarly publishing.
EMBO letter on the importance of a Brexit deal
EMBO has written to the UK’s Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, Dominic Raab, about concerns that Brexit will damage the scientific ties between the UK and the rest of Europe.
Response to Science Europe’s Open Access plan
Today a coalition of eleven national research funders, with the support of the European Commission, have announced that all scientific studies supported by public grants must be published Open Access.
EMBO supports call for increased EU research and innovation budget
The Initiative for Science in Europe (ISE) and EuroScience have yesterday opened a petition for an increase in the EU budget for research and innovation. The announcement was made at the EuroScience Open Forum (ESOF) meeting in Toulouse, France.
