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Building a sustainable global platform for research, knowledge exchange, and policy engagement around the impact of open technologies.

This paper report on the Gegoria Tech Open Source Program Office (OSPO@GT) as an institutional mechanism for advancing RSE practices through coordinated education, student pipelines, and cross-unit collaboration. Read more: dl.acm.org/doi/full/10....

Institutionalizing Research Software Engineering Practices Through an Academic Open Source Program Office | Proceedings of the Practice and Experience in Advanced Research Computing 2026: Resilient Ro...

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The study "Advancing Digital Government through Open Source Indicators" examines OSS policy goals, actors, and support mechanisms across 16 digitally mature countries, proposing indicators for inclusion in digital government maturity indexes. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Advancing Digital Government through Open Source Indicators

Open Source Software (OSS) is a vital public good that underpins nearly all modern software stacks. Its licensing enables reuse and collaboration, fue…

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The OTR Symposium 2026 takes place 26-27 October in Barcelona, at the University of Barcelona (UB). As our Programme Committee reviews proposals and curates the agenda, here's a look at the venue and what to expect this autumn. 🧵

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Yesterday, the Call for Proposals for the first edition of the Open Technology Research (OTR) Symposium 2026, "Shaping the Open Transition", closed. We received an impressive number of proposals, and we want to thank everyone who submitted a proposal.

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The EU's Tech Sovereignty Package dropped yesterday, with a full Open Source Strategy. But strategy only goes as far as the evidence behind it. OTR's global policymaker consultations found demand for open tech evidence is real but largely unmet. Full findings → opentechresearch.org/blog/the-dem...

The Demand Side: Policymaker Perspectives on Open Technology Research - Open Technology Research

By: Nicholas Gates (OpenForum Europe)

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