Research software is increasingly recognised as a core research output, alongside publications and datasets. (1/5)
#OpenScience #ResearchSoftware #OpenSourceAcross OECD countries, targeted reforms are supporting its development, openness, and long-term sustainability. As AI-driven research grows, a robust research software ecosystem — supported by skilled individuals, strong communities, and reliable infrastructure — is more important than ever. (2/5)
Following last year’s pledge by OECD members & partner countries to advance open science via improved data management & stewardship, OECD’s Committee for Scientific and Technological Policy (CSTP) is launching a 2025–26 project to assess progress & policy gaps in access to research software. (3/5)
Jun 5, 2025 15:59A key milestone will be the expert workshop:
Access to Research Software: Opportunities and Challenges
taking place on 8 September 2025 at the OECD headquarters in Paris.
To participate or contribute, please contact alan.paic@oecd.org (4/5)
Discussions will focus on governance, skills, infrastructure, sustainability, and public–private collaboration. (5/5)
