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Open Pharma has signed the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information, The signature connects Open Pharma with an international community working towards open research information and brings private-sector experience into the Barcelona Declaration network. [Read More]

Stanford University Libraries (SUL) haves signed the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information, joining the international effort to make research information open, transparent, and reusable. Its signature gives new momentum to the Declaration’s growing presence in the United States. [Read More]

We are pleased to welcome The Guild of European Research-Intensive Universities as a signatory of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information. The signature highlights the growing role of international university networks in advancing open research information and community-governed research infrastructures. [Read More]

The Working Group on Funding Metadata of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information is pleased to share ‘Improving the Quality of Open Funding Metadata: A Call to Action’. The Call to Action outlines the importance of funding metadata, the key barriers affecting its quality and coverage, and a set of recommendations for stakeholders across the scholarly communication ecosystem: publishers, funders, institutions / libraries and infrastructure providers. [Read More]

We are pleased to announce an expansion of the Steering Group of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information. [Read More]

We are pleased to announce an expansion of the Steering Group of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information. [Read More]

A new publication from the Barcelona Declaration Working Group ‘Sustaining Infrastructures’ brings together insights from two stakeholder sessions focused on the sustainability of open research information infrastructures. [Read More]

We are pleased to welcome Couperin as a new signatory of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information [Read More]

How do shared principles actually reshape governance, funding models, and everyday decisions inside open scholarly infrastructures? This question framed our recent webinar, organized in light of the Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure (POSI) 2.0. [Read More]

In late 2025, the Netherlands Barcelona Declaration Network met in Leiden to reflect and set priorities for 2026. This blog outlines those priorities and highlights how the growing network of universities, funders, and research infrastructures advances open, community-governed research information. [Read More]