The next paper in the 2026 volume of Nordic Perspectives on Open Science is now out: Jan Erik Frantsvåg from UiT The Arctic University of Norway is reflecting on the journal First Monday ceasing publication. Read the article at https://doi.org/10.7557/11.8673.
Read more about Viewpoint article publishedA workshop that will be relevant for many of the readers, authors and peer reviewers of Nordic Perspectives on Open Science!
The Nordic Workshop on Bibliometrics and Research Policy, that is to take place at the Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen on November 4–6, 2026, has published a call for abstracts. Submission deadline – August 1. For more information, see the workshop's website.
Read more about Call for abstracts: The Nordic Workshop on Bibliometrics and Research PolicyNordic Perspectives on Open Science opens its 2026 volume with a case study on how Sweden is performing on its Open Science goals. Read "Striving for Open Science Compliance in Sweden: Achieved Goals and Remaining Challenges" by Anderberg et al. at https://doi.org/10.7557/11.8391.
Read more about 2026 volume open!NOPOS has adopted a policy on the use of artificial intelligence. The policy outlines what authors, reviewers and editors are allowed to do when it comes to automated tools.
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After a successful thematic volume in 2025, our journal is returning to an open volume in 2026. NOPOS invites research article manuscripts that will undergo formal peer review, but also welcomes submissions describing case studies, practical experiences, viewpoints, and other contributions that aim to inform and develop the Open Science community.
Read more about Send in your manuscripts to Nordic Perspectives on Open Science!The 2025 volume of NOPOS contains six papers from the Nordic region addressing a mix of topics: searching for research data, open educational resources, research reproducibility efforts, open software, and policies on open science. The editorial team of NOPOS thank the authors and reviewers who have contributed to the 2025 volume. Read the freshly published editorial introduction to the volume at https://doi.org/10.7557/11.8469.
Read more about The closing of the 2025 volume of Nordic Perspectives on Open ScienceNordic Perspectives on Open Science is announcing a call for papers for a thematic issue in 2025. The theme of this year’s issue is communities and collaborations fostering more transparent and open research to the benefit of society.
Read more about Call for papers: Communities and collaborations supporting open research practicesA new case study is available in the 2024 volume of NOPOS: "Citizen engagement as a crisis response at higher education institutions in the Baltic states and Ukraine" by Abolina et al. Read about this multistakeholder collaboration addressing a very important matter at https://doi.org/10.7557/11.7508.
Read more about New paper publishedNOPOS is introducing a formal peer review process. Only manuscripts submitted in the newly established section Research articles will go through a formal peer-review process involving at least two external reviewers.
Read more about Peer review in NOPOSWe have now activated the hypothes.is plugin in NOPOS, which makes it possible for readers to add annotations to the articles, in public or private mode.
In the PDF viewer, look for the plugin icons in the right upper corner. You need to log in to be able to add annotations. You don't need to be logged in to view existing annotations.
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