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The first session of the Symposium focused on the #HistoryofOpenScience in Greece, on how the initiative for #OpenScience began and the actions of the Hellenic Open Science Initiative (HOSI) so far. Additionally, Spyros Athanasiou discussed how HOSI has provided strategic and #scientific support for the development and implementation of a national open science agenda, always in sync with the development of the European Open Science Cloud #EOSC, as well as the next steps needed to further strengthen collaboration between research institutions and the adoption of #OpenSciencePractices. While changes in policy on a European level are underway, to better support the adoption of Open Science, actions and initiatives on the national level seem to be lagging and therefore the need for better collaboration between the state and the institutions that work towards #OpenAccess and open science. @elli_lib took the podium to present the proposal for a national open science agenda and policy. Starting off, she pointed out that the adoption of open science is a one-way street, one that we can no longer afford to avoid, as it translates into an enormous cost in funds and time. Notes were made on how the National Open Science plan has developed over time, what limitations exist based on national legislation, the level of alignment between #EU and national policy and the prospect of achieving. The following Q&A session focused on the imperative need for further/ closer collaboration between #OSinstitutions and governmental bodies, both on the level of policy design as well as on ensuring that appropriate and sustainable sources of funding are identified and implemented.

OpenAIRE_eu's tweet photo. The first session of the Symposium focused on the #HistoryofOpenScience in Greece, on how the initiative for #OpenScience began and the actions of the Hellenic Open Science Initiative (HOSI) so far.

Additionally, Spyros Athanasiou discussed how HOSI has provided strategic and #scientific support for the development and implementation of a national open science agenda, always in sync with the development of the European Open Science Cloud #EOSC, as well as the next steps needed to further strengthen collaboration between research institutions and the adoption of #OpenSciencePractices.

While changes in policy on a European level are underway, to better support the adoption of Open Science, actions and initiatives on the national level seem to be lagging and therefore the need for better collaboration between the state and the institutions that work towards #OpenAccess and open science.

@elli_lib took the podium to present the proposal for a national open science agenda and policy. Starting off, she pointed out that the adoption of open science is a one-way street, one that we can no longer afford to avoid, as it translates into an enormous cost in funds and time. Notes were made on how the National Open Science plan has developed over time, what limitations exist based on national legislation, the level of alignment between #EU and national policy and the prospect of achieving.

The following Q&A session focused on the imperative need for further/ closer collaboration between #OSinstitutions and governmental bodies, both on the level of policy design as well as on ensuring that appropriate and sustainable sources of funding are identified and implemented.

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