[NASA] Science Data

"As NASA’s Transform to Open Science (TOPS) moves into the upcoming 2023 Year of Open Science, the TOPS team will regularly update the community on these activities, highlight open science success stories and lessons learned, Q&A, and other open science news in a series of TOPS Community Forums. We invite you to join us 1:00-2:00pm, Eastern, July 14th, where we will be joined by the OpenCore Curriculum Module Leads and Content Subject Matter Experts to discuss their recent work developing the lesson material and next steps towards advancing this work with the community. To view full details regarding this opportunity and to register go to https://go.nasa.gov/3N938Fl. Learn more.

Publications in CHORUS Journals Soon to Satisfy Archiving Requirement

NASA has entered into a partnership agreement with the Clearinghouse for the Open Research of the United States (CHORUS) publishing group. NASA researchers who publish or have published in a CHORUS member’s journal can now more easily satisfy the Agency’s requirements for public access.

CHORUS coordinates with funding agencies, publishers, and institutions to share knowledge, develop solutions, advance innovation, and support collective efforts to make peer-reviewed publications accessible to the public at no cost. CHORUS is interoperable with agency search portals, publisher platforms, and scholarly repositories and archives.

In the coming months, NASA will leverage CHORUS resources to increase access to NASA-funded research by integrating metadata for NASA-funded publications available from CHORUS, an estimated 25,000 additional articles, into a new PubSpace platform within the NASA STI Repository. More details on NASA’s public access policy requirements and submission guidance for scientific and technical information can be found on the NASA STI Program website. ..."