National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences and PLOS sign MOU on jointly advancing the OS10 Programme
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In September 2026, the National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NSL, CAS) and the Public Library of Science (PLOS) formally signed a Memorandum of Understanding on jointly advancing the Open for Science 10 (OS10) Programme. Building on their respective strengths in open science infrastructure, open science publishing policies and practices, data resources, and services, the two parties will work together to promote the open sharing and innovative use of scientific knowledge and data, contributing to a more open, inclusive, equitable, and sustainable global open science ecosystem.
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