Transforming Research, Together: Shaping the Future of Openness and Rigor

peter.suber's bookmarks 2025-10-16

Summary:

"As the global research system evolves—technologically, politically, and culturally—so must the organizations that support it. At the Center for Open Science (COS), we’re developing a bold and focused strategy for 2026–2028 to meet the moment and our shared future with clarity, collaboration, and impact.

This planning process comes at a pivotal time. Over the past few years, COS has sharpened its vision and purpose, strengthened internal systems, and matured programmatic areas across research infrastructure, policy, capacity-building, and metascience. Now, we’re building on that foundation to co-create a strategy that guides our next chapter—one that is actionable, community-centered, and grounded in evidence. A Community-Centered, Data-Informed Approach Our strategic planning process, running from mid-2025 to early 2026, is designed to be:

  • Inclusive: Engaging diverse voices—staff, board, collaborators, funders, and users—to reflect the community’s realities and aspirations
  • Evidence-informed: Drawing on internal data and ecosystem analysis through comprehensive scans
  • Actionable: Producing clear priorities, success metrics, and a phased roadmap for the first 12–18 months  

What We’re Aiming For Through this process, we aim to:  

  • Reaffirm our mission, vision, and values in the context of today’s open science landscape
  • Define meaningful impact metrics for COS and the broader field
  • Refine strategic goals to reflect both organizational strengths and new opportunities
  • Embed equity and inclusion across all aspects of our work
  • Align goals with measurable outcomes and the resources needed to achieve them..."

Link:

https://www.cos.io/blog/transforming-research-together-shaping-the-future-of-openness-and-rigor

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Date tagged:

10/16/2025, 12:44

Date published:

10/16/2025, 08:44