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Open Infrastructure at a Crossroads
A recap of Katherine Skinner's keynote at PublisherSpeak US 2025.
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Empowering networks, advancing openness: Invest in Open Infrastructure announces inaugural grantees of the IOI Fund for Network Adoption
Over 1,300 research institutions in 36 countries in Africa and Latin America to benefit from expanded access to open research infrastructures.
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Engineering Open by Design into Research Infrastructures
We share a publication co-authored by IOI's Katherine Skinner, describing a framework to embed open principles directly into infrastructure development.
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What Do Institutions Need to Know Before Choosing Open Infrastructure?
A report on our early findings from our D//F-funded project, “Measurement of Community Health Indicators” (MoCHI).
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Finding common ground: When commercial and non-commercial meet in open science
We moderated a panel at Open Science FAIR 2025 to explore pragmatic collaboration between commercial and non-commercial actors in open science.
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How library consortia are building resilient open infrastructure in times of crisis
New research reveals how US library consortia are evolving from service providers to critical bulwarks, using collective action and open infrastructure to help members navigate unprecedented financial and political pressures.
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IOI’s Response to NIH's Request for Information on Maximizing Research Funds by Limiting Allowable Publishing Costs
IOI recently responded to the US National Institutes of Health Request for Information on Maximizing Research Funds by Limiting Allowable Publishing Costs. In this post, you will find the prompts from the Request for Information and our responses.
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Sunsetting for Progress: A Case Study in Strategic Infrastructure Retirement from IRUS - An Interview with John Kaye of Jisc
An interview with John Kaye, Head of Product at Jisc, about the retirement of IRUS, its history and progression, and the lessons learned along the way.
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IOI's “Reasonable Costs” Project: Insights and Wrap-Up
After two years of intensive research, Invest in Open Infrastructure's project titled “Investigating "reasonable costs" to achieve public access to federally funded research and scientific data” has concluded.
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Building open governance: Partnering with DeSci Foundation on the CODEX Protocol
Lessons on incorporating governance at the onset of open scholarly infrastructure development from our partnership with DeSci Foundation
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Highlighting the importance of cultural preservation in Chile: The Mapuche women case study
An overview of how open infrastructure is helping in the preservation of ancient cultural practices and traditions by Mapuche women in Chile
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The emperor’s new clothes: Illusions and realities in community action for open infrastructure
With upheaval and uncertainty, open infrastructure for research and scholarship finds itself at a crossroads. A return to a classic tale provides a framework for what's next.
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