The topic this year is "The Cost of Knowledge". 

The Norwegian Directorate contributes with at webinar about OPERAS Norway, the Norwegian Node in the European infrastructure OPERAS. Adviser Markus Bang will talk about the work of OPERAS Norway’s to strengthen links between Norwegian Research communities and European initiatives, which at the same time makes Norwegian needs and experiences reflected in the European collaboration. This presentation will be held in Norwegian. 

In Open Access Week the Universities and the knowlegde communities arranges webinars with focus on open reserach.


https://www.openscience.no/spanske-tilstander-norsk-uh-sektor-og-barcelonaerklaeringen

19.10.26: «Spanske tilstander»: Norsk UH-sektor og Barcelonaerklæringen

https://www.openscience.no/operas-norge-mot-en-nasjonal-infrastruktur-apen-vitenskapelig-kommunikasjon

20.10.26: OPERAS Norge: Mot en nasjonal infrastruktur for åpen vitenskapelig kommunikasjon

Circle U. has been committed to making research more accessible, sustainable and inclusive since its creation. More recently, under the leadership of Université Paris Cité, the alliance launched a dedicated Open Science working group to advance Open Science practices across higher education.
For the second year, the working group is organising this event as part of Open Access Week, bringing together perspectives from universities and organisations across Europe.

 – Launching and pursuing an integrated strategic approach to Open Science and Open Education

 – Legal aspects of openness in the EU: copyright and the proposals surrounding the European Research Area Act

https://www.circle-u.eu/events/sharing-science-opening-knowledge

21.10.26: International Open Access Week: Sharing Science, Opening Knowledge (Circle U with presentations from UiO)

https://www.openscience.no/prisen-apen-tilgang-kjente-og-ukjente-kostnader-ved-vitenskapelig-kommunikasjon

21.10.26: Prisen for åpen tilgang: Kjente og ukjente kostnader ved vitenskapelig kommunikasjon

Open Research Europe (ORE) is an open access publishing platform established in 2021 by the European Commission. The platform has enabled researchers funded by the European Commission to publish a wide range of research openly, with open peer review and no fees for either authors or readers.

From 2026, ORE will be open to submissions from a broader group of researchers. With support from several funders and research institutions across Europe, ORE will become a collectively governed, not-for-profit publishing platform, hosted by CERN and built on Open Journals Systems (OJS).

The Research Council of Norway is among the funders that are supporting Open Research Europe. As a result, researchers in Norway will be eligible to publish on the platform, regardless of their source of funding. This makes ORE a relevant publishing option for a wider range of researchers in Norway.

In this session we will get an introduction to Open Research Europe and the publish-review-curate publishing model, explore the implications of its new governance and infrastructure and discuss how ORE can benefit researchers and contribute to making research more accessible and scholarly publishing more equitable.

, Senior adviser, The Research Council of Norway

https://www.openscience.no/open-research-europe-making-open-and-no-fee-publishing-accessible-more-researchers

22.10.26: Open Research Europe – making open and no-fee publishing accessible to more researchers

Open Access Week in Norway 2026

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