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Open Science (OS) fosters systematic sharing of knowledge and tools as early and widely as possible in the research process. Open Science practices include, among others, early and open sharing of research, management of and open access to research outputs (e.g. scientific publications, data, software, protocols, electronic notebooks), measures to ensure reproducibility of outputs, and participation in open peer-review. In Horizon Europe proposals, this involves mandatory practices and recommended practices.
Mandatory Open Science practices are required through the Model Grant Agreement, the work programme and/or call conditions, and include:
Recommended Open Science practices are incentivised in the evaluation of the proposal and include, among others:
Open Science has been included in the evaluation criteria for Horizon Europe proposals:
Exception: in the ERC programme, Open Science is not included in the evaluation.
If you would like to learn more about the development of Open Science requirements throughout the framework programmes and explore past calls related to Open Science, please consult the attached document.
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