REACH Comics uses humor to illustrate the dilemmas the research community faces.

At OPEN @ UNGA 81, Creative Commons asked what openness can and cannot do for digital sovereignty, and who will keep open resources alive.

Ten years after their launch, the TOP Guidelines have been updated into a flexible framework that lets journals, funders and institutions choose which transparency policies to adopt and how strictly to apply them.

A look at the publications, policies, and regulations that have got researchers talking across the field.

Short updates on the tools, standards, and datasets shaping research integrity.

Open access moved the cost of publishing from readers to authors, funders and libraries, but who should pay, and for what, remains unsettled.

The Francis Crick Institute shares what it learned from building a catalog of its open datasets and code.

Three views on openness from a repository builder, a researcher and a funder, and what they reveal together.

A new metric and platform let researchers finally earn recognition for sharing high-quality data.