Today at CoARA – EOSC Workshop, Anna Panagopoulou kicks off the meeting highlighting the importance of data independence and transparency, enriching more qualitative and a broader quantitative assessment criteria, for reforming research assessment.

Michael Arentoft emphasize that reforming research assessment boosts EOSC adoption across the research landscape, offering crucial support for diverse career paths vital to EOSC's success; i.e. data scientists + data stewards.

Michael Arentoft Dr Elizabeth Gadd @lizziegadd.bsky.social reflecting on the transition from the actual agreement to *action* - concrete changes and to impactful changes!
Community engagement and liaising with relevant stakeholders.
Also, ensuring sustainability by exploring beyond the commercial publication models.

Michael Arentoft Dr Elizabeth Gadd @lizziegadd.bsky.social Natalia Manola presented the CoARA Working Group 'Towards Open Infrastructures for Responsible Research Assessment' discussing crucial pressing matters considering ethical & transparency concerns while embedding principles reinforcing coverage, provenance and equity.