OPERA aims at establishing open and advanced research analytics practices and systems at Danish universities and in the Danish landscape of research analytics stakeholders, addressing Open analytics data as well as Open metrics and Open systems, exploring how to measure Openness and how to improve the data and concepts for the analysis of Humanities, and bringing together leading Danish actors with global operators and experts, OPERA aims at aligning the Danish capacity with the best global level while catering to local and national preferences and needs.

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OPERA Conference 2020

The European Commission answer to "The Future of Open Research Analytics"

OPERA Research Analytics Platform: collaboration and assessment modules (WP1+WP4 leads)

Welcome and OPERA's answer to "The Future of Open Research Analytics"

RIALTO – Stanford's Research Intelligence System: Mission, vision, approach, design, data, technology, results and remaining challenges

Documenting and analyzing humanities and social sciences scholarship (WP2 lead)

An answer to documentation and analysis in SSH

Mogens Sandfær: Welcome and OPERA's answer to "The Future of Open Research Analytics"

René von Schomberg - Keynote: The future of Open Science. Reforming the rewards/incentives system for researchers

Mogens Sandfær & Christina Steensboe: OPERA Research Analytics Platform: collaboration and assessment modules (WP1+WP4 leads)

Peter Mangiafico: RIALTO – Stanford's Research Intelligence System: Mission, vision, approach, design, data, technology, results and remaining challenges

David Budtz: Documenting and analyzing humanities and social sciences scholarship (WP2 lead)

Christian Herzog: An answer to documentation and analysis in SSH