Open Science is a movement aimed at disseminating scientific knowledge, especially that funded with public resources, in the broadest, free, online, and reusable way possible.

It aims to enable anyone, whether a researcher, enthusiast, or professional, to access scientific research as a whole, not only publications but also methods, data, instruments, or software used.

Open Science is understood as any scientific process based on open tools, cooperative work, and the dissemination of knowledge.

For more information, go to the Open Science section of the Library website, where you will also find the following guides:

• How to publish in Open Access: follow the principles of Open Science
• How to publish in Open Access using APC (Article Processing Charge) through Transformative Agreements

Publish your data in open access

If you are interested in openly publishing your research data, do not hesitate to contact your library. We offer personalized advice tailored to your needs.

Remember that to contribute to open science it is important to publish the data collected, generated or used during your scientific and academic research in open access repositories (institutional, thematic or general).

• Open research data and how to create your research data management plan
• Argos: tool to create your Data Management Plan (DMP)