GATE Report
GATE Report 2025 is out!
GATE Reports, published bi-annually, synthesise the findings from GATE's continuous data collection on the state and development of Open Science.
How it works
Community-legitimated knowledge about Open Science — its guiding thoughts and practices — continuously gathered by the GATE Service and GATE Solution Sessions, is evaluated, structured and disseminated back bi-annually to the community via GATE Reports. The Reports empower researchers, educators, institutions, policy makers, infrastructure providers, and research funding organisations to stay informed, regularly update their understanding, and respond effectively to current developments in Open Science (read about the benefits here). They may embrace or distance themselves from communicated developments, practices and disparities to improve their decision-making, optimise their (educational) activities, or upscale their capacities.
The GATE Report 2025 offers knowledge about the state of Open Science as reflected in educational and informational capacities collected in 2025.
- Contributing experts described which guiding thoughts they promote in their work, how they understand them individually, and which should be considered for the future.
- They also shared existing and emerging practices to advance Open Science in research settings, and
provided their knowledge on the intersection of Open Science with AI.
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