Empowering Open and Responsible

Research and Innovation.

Are you a researcher, a research performing or research funding organisation interested in implementing open and responsible research and innovation practices?

OUR PLATFORM

On the PATTERN Platform you will be able to retrieve materials and curricola on Open RRI practices both for teachers - stemming from OpenAIRE's Open Plato – – and for students – stemming from LPI's Projects and WeLearn Platforms.

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Events

23rd Jan 2025
Emerging Trends in Open RRI: Driving Innovation in Sustainable Materials and Engineering

Emerging Trends in Open RRI: Driving Innovation in Sustainable Materials and Engineering

This two-hour workshop is tailored for early career researchers to gain insights into the practice of Open and Responsible Research and Innovation (Open RRI). The training aims to develop and pilot activities that strengthen transferable skills and empower researchers at all stages of their careers, enabling participants to embrace transformative processes. These enhancements aim to   […]

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Webinars

31st Jan 2023
HEPI / Webinar Open Access and Research (External)

HEPI / Webinar Open Access and Research (External)

On Tuesday, 31 January 2023, HEPI and Taylor & Francis hosted a webinar to explore the challenges posed by making research widely available outside of academia and how they could be addressed. Speakers included: Vicky Gardner, Head of Policy, Taylor & Francis Sarah Chaytor, Director of Research Strategy & Policy and Joint Chief of Staff, […]

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Deliverables

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3rd May 2024

D3.1 First version of PATTERN training plans in Pilot Organizations

Deliverables

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3rd May 2024

D6.3 First Data Management Plan

Dissemination Materials

Interested about PATTERN Methodology, Sternghts, Gaps, Opportunities and Courses as of M15? Download...

26th Jun 2024

PATTERN Poster: Overview of results at Month 15

Dissemination Materials

How many resources on Open RRI trainings have been mapped? How many stakeholders were interviewed? I...

13th Sep 2023

PATTERN Poster: overview of results at month 9

news

5th February 2025

Exploring Innovation: Highlights from the PATTERN-REMAKE Workshop

Exploring Innovation: Highlights from the PATTERN-REMAKE Workshop

On January 23, 2025, the two EU funded Projects’ PATTERN Open Research and REMAKE joined forces to co-organize a Workshop that brought together more than 60 researchers, facilitators, and practitioners to explore emerging trends in Open and Responsible Research and Innovation (Open RRI). Held as a hybrid event, the workshop seamlessly connected participants across Europe, […]

17th December 2024

PATTERN at the 3rd Symposium for Open Science in Greece

PATTERN at the 3rd Symposium for Open Science in Greece

PATTERN’s partner OpenAIRE held a Lightning talk at the 3rd Symposium for Open Science in Greece. The session included brief and targeted presentations (lightning talks) from representatives of the Greek research community who either coordinate or actively contribute to projects that develop and promote Open Science and EOSC. The presentations covered a variety of topics, […]

20th September 2024

Poster at EARMA Open Science Event

A PATTERN poster presentation was held at the 2nd Open Science Thematic Group meeting of EARMA which was held on the 18th and 19th of September in Brussels! The event had about 40 participants and included speakers from the EOSC Federation, UCL, NATO Science for Peace and Security programme, EU DG Research Open Science Unity, Research data […]

18th September 2024

Empowering Science through Open Access: overcoming challenges

Open Access (OA) represents a transformative movement aiming to make scholarly communication, particularly peer-reviewed publications and data, freely accessible to all. This crucial achievement gained greater visibility within the framework of Open Science (OS) and Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI), supported by the imperative that public-funded research should be freely available to the public. Despite […]