SOOI-2025
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The state of open infrastructure grant funding
Guiding questions * Which funding organizations are investing the most in infrastructure and in what ways? * What is the potential impact of federal funding instability in the United States on Open
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Contributors
We use the Contributor Roles Taxonomy (CRediT) to specify collaborators’ contributions: https://credit.niso.org/ * Lauren Collister, https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5767-8486: investigation, methodology, writing — original draft, writing
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Signals from the field
Introduction: Signals from the field Because of the wide-ranging work we do at IOI, we often catch glimpses of emerging trends in open infrastructure and adjacent fields. In the
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The cost of public access: Do we get what we pay for?
Guiding questions * What cost factors compromise public access policies as levers of change? * Can public access policies catalyze open science practices or does a focus on access sideline openness? * Where
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Vital open infrastructures in a volatile moment
Guiding questions * What role can we, as OI stakeholders, play in order to prevent real disruptions and losses on a broad scale in a moment of funding volatility that is
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Characteristics of selected open infrastructures
Guiding questions * Critical infrastructure hubs shape the open research ecosystem — do we have safeguards if one fails? * Funding needs for open infrastructures (OIs) are shifting — can pooled investments strengthen long-
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Foreword
The open tools and systems we rely upon need our immediate attention and action. We continue to reaffirm our commitment to a vision where every place of higher learning has
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