As we step into the first days of 2026, we are taking a moment to reflect on what 2025 has meant for the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information
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The disclosure of who funds research is an important way of building trust in published findings. Commenting on recent interventions by The Committee on Publication Ethics and the International Science Council, Hans de Jonge, Katharina Rieck and Zoé Ancion argue that to be truly effective funder metadata should be made openly accessible to all beyond the level of individual publications.
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Four institutions from Europe and Latin America share how they use or are moving toward open, non-proprietary research-information systems. This webinar, co-organized by the Working Group 4 of the Barcelona Declaration and the Helmholtz Open Science Office, explores practical pathways, governance models, and lessons learned from their experiences.
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On October 2, 2025, funders, publishers, submission system providers and infrastructure organisations came together for a focused discussion on improving the collection and sharing of open funding metadata.
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We are excited to announce the launch of a Joint Task Force on Negotiating Openness of Publication Metadata, established in partnership between the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information and the OA2020 Initiative.
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We are excited to share the Report of the Bologna Meeting on Open Research Information, capturing key outcomes and highlighting progress, priorities, and next steps for the Barcelona Declaration working groups.
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