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Case studies
to drive our activities

PathOS will centre its activities around 6 targeted case studies that will (a) drive the modelling of the pathways with all relevant elements of Open Science which can be measured both in terms of indicators for input and costs, and by making their connections, (b) support testing and operationalization of Open Science indicators (tools, data, flows) by providing access to data and experts who bring knowledge of the local environment, and (c) provide input to the Cost Benefit Analysis and to validate results.

Case studies in a nutshell

The case studies have been selected to present an end-to-end story from input-outputs–outcomes-impacts, covering different objectives (the why), different implementations mechanisms (the how), different actors in the R&I ecosystem (the who).

Unlocking the insights from the PathOS Case studies

The PathOS project has completed 6 case studies that model Open Science pathways, measuring input indicators, costs, and outcomes. These case studies have tested and operationalised Open Science indicators, providing valuable data and expert insights from various local environments. They have also contributed to the Cost-Benefit Analysis and validated key results. Each case study tells a complete story, covering different objectives, implementation mechanisms, and actors across the research and innovation ecosystem.

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