Poster presents OPERAS.it's role in enhancing open science infrastructures via community-driven initiatives in SSH.
This poster presents the contribution of OPERAS.it, the Italian node of OPERAS, to the development of interoperable and community-driven Open Science infrastructures within the H2IOSC framework. It highlights the integration of federated services, FAIR-oriented workflows, innovative pilots for scholarly communication, and the creation of an Observatory on Open Science practices in SSH publishing. The poster also illustrates how OPERAS.it promotes Diamond Open Access, interoperability, and collaborative research ecosystems through training, community engagement, and sustainable digital infrastructures.
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