ERC articles are now included in Articles 18, 29 and 32, while phase 1 of SMEs is dealt with in Article 8 CFP/PPI: Article 8 SGA: Article 3 In particular, there is now a new format of payment and recovery calculations (recovery of a beneficiary`s funds) which are now compiled in accordance with Article 21 and there are now updates following the adoption of the guide on subsidy reductions and details on the general lump sum, which is now dealt with in the preamble, Articles 8 and 18. updates resulting from the amendment of the model grant agreement v.5.0 shall in particular be covered by Articles 29.3 and 34. 6.2.D, 11, 14a, 43, 44, 48, 49, 50.3, 51, 55 and 57.2. Open Data means open access to research data in Horizon 2020.Open access to your research data is in Horizon 2020 as part of the expanded open search data driver according to as before an option. Officially, there are no consequences for the evaluation if you unsubscribe. However, in your proposal, you should still describe how you will manage your research data. What is FAIR? This is accessible, interoperable and reusable data and is a set of principles that have guided the exchange of open data in H2020 projects since 2016. The data management plan and its brief description during the proposal phase should show how the data from the FAIR project will be. Rules on open access and open data will be strengthened, as will support for researchers. Fostering Open Science is an overall objective of the next Framework Programme. To date (June 2020), it is not clear how the use of the European Open Science Cloud will be integrated into the programme. Here`s a brief look at the open science jargon in Horizon 2020. Open access (research publications) is not an option.
It was optional in the previous Framework Programme (FP7) as a pilot initiative. You do not need to publish all your data: only data related to your scientific publications and only if it does not compromise the main objective of the project. Opening your data should follow the principle of “as open as possible, as closed as necessary”. During the current project, you must deposit your data in a repository according to the FAIR principles (see below). . . .
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