
The São Paulo Excellence Chair program MultiObs (Multi-Observatory of Science, Technology and Innovation Dynamics), in partnership with Lab-GEOPI and the Graduate Program in Science and Technology Policy (PPG-PCT), will hold a seminar titled “Rethinking STI Policy: Innovation Ecosystems, Metrics and Society” , in a hybrid format (in person and online). The event will feature three presentations, followed by a Q&A and open discussion. The seminar will take place on November 18 , from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (GMT-3), in Room 216 of the Institute of Geosciences (IG) at Unicamp . Join online by clicking here .

MultiObs marks its presence at the 4th OECD Blue Sky Forum on new frontiers in science, technology and innovation.

Get to know MultiObs’ contributions to discussions at the Annual International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators.

With support from FAPESP, the MultiObs project will use data infrastructure and participatory approaches to develop open STI analyses and indicators

Join us in Antwerp, Belgium, in September 2026 for the 30th Annual STI-ENID Conference, themed “Indicators for a Responsible Research Future”. This international conference brings together leading experts, researchers, and policymakers to explore how science, technology, and innovation (STI) indicators can advance responsible research and innovation (RRI). Key topics will include diversity, inclusivity, openness, and sustainability in research assessment and policy. Participants will discuss how STI indicators can align with societal values, long-term goals, and the challenges of an uncertain future. The event will also examine how indicators reflect changing patterns of collaboration, competition, and knowledge exchange, and how they can promote equitable global cooperation amid increasing geopolitical tensions. We are happy to welcome the STI-ENID community to Antwerp for this landmark edition of the conference. The STI-ENID 2026 Conference is hosted by ECOOM teams from KU Leuven, Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), and University of Antwerp.


This event continues the yearly Nordic Spring Meetings bringing together bibliometricians, research information providers and policy analysts working on developing open infrastructures for bibliographic data and research information supporting policy and research. The aim of this meeting is to explore collaboration opportunities and identify key steps for creating sustainable and viable open infrastructure within a Nordic context. The Spring Meeting 2026 focuses on the architecture required to support openness and existing infrastructures enabling the use of bibliographic data and research information on a national and institutional level.