What question did this study set out to answer?

To provide an overview of advancements and challenges within the FOSSR project and discuss future prospects.

February 27, 2026Open Access

FOSSR Third General Conference: project presentations

GCGiovanni Cerulli DGDaniela De GregorioUniversity of Molise MRMaria Elisa RosatiInstitute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies

Key Points

To provide an overview of advancements and challenges within the FOSSR project and discuss future prospects.
Presentations on strategic challenges faced in open science infrastructure
Discussions on training and capacity building programs
Exploration of data analysis innovations
Examination of sustainability in research infrastructures
Stakeholder roundtable on future developments in social science research
Identification of key challenges and opportunities in building open science infrastructures
Insights into necessary competencies for future infrastructures
Discussion of innovations in data management and analysis
Findings on sustainability and long-term impacts of research infrastructures
Recommendations for community-building in research environments

Abstract

The third FOSSR General Conference aimed to provide a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements within the FOSSR project and future prospectives. The folder contains all presentations following the list below: What strategic challenges were faced, and what the outcomes achieved? Challenges and opportunities: reflections from the building of an Open Science Research Infrastructure, Giovanni Cerulli (CNR-IRCrES), Daniela De Gregorio (CNR-ISMED), Maria Elisa Rosat (CNR-ISTC) Which knowledge and competences for the future of open science infrastructures? Inside FOSSR’s Training and Capacity Building programme, Andrea Orazio Spinello (CNR-IRCrES), Sonia Stefanizzi (UniMIB), Serena Fabrizio (CNR-IRCrES), Rita Giuffredi (CNR-IRCrES), Erica Rizziato (CNR-IRCrES) The AI revolution in social data creation, management and mining. FOSSR innovation in data analysis, Andrea Giovnni Nuzzolese (CNR-ISTC), Rocco Paolillo (CNR-IRPPS), Lorenzo Giammei (INAPP), Emanuela Varinetti (CNR-IRCrES), Miguel Ceriani (CNR-ISTC), Sara Zuppiroli (CNR-ISTC), Fabio Longo (CNR-ISTC), Lorenzo Anastasi (CNR-ISTC), Misael Mongiovì (CNR-ISTC), Antonio Zinilli (CNR-IRCrES), Francesco Poggi (CNR-ISTC), Giusy Tuccari (UniCT e CNR-ISTC) What does sustainability really mean for research infrastructures? FOSSR sustainability and long-term impact, Marco Sprocati (CNR-IRCrES), Massimiliano Saccone (CNR-DSU), Emanuela Reale (CNR-IRCrES), Angelica Maineri (ODISSEI) Is dissemination enough to build an RI community? FOSSR community-building and communication: building networks, sharing knowledge, Serena Fabrizio (CNR-IRCrES), Rita Giuffredi (CNR-IRCrES), Elisa Storace (CNR-UVR), Alessandra Maria Stilo (CNR-IRCrES) How to explore socio-economic change in Italy? Methodologies and themes of the FOSSR panels and infrastructures | Sonia Stefanizzi (UniMIB), Antonio Zinilli (CNR-IRCrES), Guglielmo Weber (UniPD), Letizia Mencarini (UniBocconi), Giulio Ecchia (UniBO), Ferruccio Biolcati Rinaldi (UniMI), Andrea Orazio Spinello (CNR-IRCrES), Loredana Cerbara (CNR-IRPPS) How can a network of data-centres sustain open knowledge? Inside the hardware and software backbones of the Italian open science cloud, Lorenzo Anastasi (CNR-ISTC), Biagio Peccerillo (CNR-ISTI), Pier Giuseppe Meo (CNR-ICAR), Giuseppe Lanzafame (CNR-IRCrES) Are today’s infrastructures ready for tomorrow’s social science research? Stakeholders roundtable on the future development of Open Science Research Infrastructures for Social Science, Emanuela Reale (CNR-IRCrES), Maria Luisa Lavitrano (UniMIB)

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