Innovate for and with Open Science
Innovate
Our aim
Innovate for Open Science
New tools, indicators, services and practices that make open science work better, built with researchers, infrastructures and communities.
For researchers, infrastructures, civic tech and universities
Innovate with Open Science
Products, services and AI built on open research data, through trusted partnerships that also give back to the commons.
For industry, startups and data-driven innovators
Innovate for Open Science
Who it is for
Researchers
Research Infrastructures
Citizen science and civic tech
Universities and public bodies
What you can do
Innovation pilots and hackathons
Innovation Labs
Training and capacity
Roundtables, innovation sprints and challenge calls with the wider OpenAIRE community.
How to start
Innovate with Open Science
The rise of AI, data-driven R&D and the digital single market is reshaping how scientific knowledge is produced and reused. Industry is now both a user and a contributor of that knowledge.
Through the Graph, services and policy expertise, OpenAIRE makes sure that data sharing, AI training and knowledge transfer happen transparently, responsibly and in line with Open Science and European values.
Who it is for
AI developers
Ground and train AI on trusted, lawfully reusable research data.
Analytics and intelligence firms
Startups and sector innovators
Publishers and data platforms
What you can do
Data partnerships
Co-developed services
Compliance and policy sandbox
Contribute back
Challenges we want to tackle with you
AI to enrich the Graph
Builds on OpenAIRE Graph
Trusted AI agents on the Graph
Builds on OpenAIRE Graph APIs
Monitoring and observatories
Builds on OpenAIRE Graph, OpenAIRE Monitor
Smarter discovery
Builds on OpenAIRE Explore, OpenAIRE Connect, OpenAIRE Graph
Actionable data management plans
Builds on Argos/OpenCDMP, OpenAIRE Graph
Automated compliance
Builds on Argos/OpenCDMP, OpenAIRE Graph, Validator
And much more
How to start
What each side can expect
Our commitments
- Partnerships based on openness, reciprocity and trust
- Innovation that safeguards research integrity and rights
- Co-created tools, standards and intelligence services
- Responsible AI and lawful data reuse
What you gain
- Collaboration that is ethical, transparent and open
- Reuse of open data that is auditable and legally compliant
- More visibility, interoperability and research uptake
- Insights fed back into Open Science policy and EOSC