The resilience of open science in times of crisis

"The current developments are deliberate attacks rather than ordinary policy changes or austerity measures, with targeted defunding of research related to climate, diversity and inclusion, and public health.

Open science, which promotes transparency, inclusion, and public engagement, is especially vulnerable. While its reliance on open data and international collaboration makes it susceptible to political interference and digital risks, it may also foster resilience through its decentralized and community-driven nature...."