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  • Open Science

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  • The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy issued new guidance on August 25th.
  • This guidance mandates that all products of federally funded research, including publications and data, must be publicly accessible.
  • The policy aims to eliminate embargo periods, with a target completion date of the end of 2025.

Discussion:

  • The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) has expressed strong support for the new policy.
  • The guidance allows for multiple potential pathways to achieve public access.
  • The specific implementation and predominant methods chosen will significantly impact the scientific enterprise.

Key Insights:

  • Federal research outputs will become more accessible to the public.
  • The transition to open access for federally funded research is set for completion by 2025.
  • The AAAS endorses the move towards greater public availability of scientific findings.

Outlook:

  • The scientific community anticipates significant changes in research dissemination.
  • The chosen implementation strategies will shape the future of scientific publishing and data sharing.
  • This policy shift is expected to enhance transparency and accelerate scientific progress.