PFAStwin is a Horizon Europe Coordination and support action project whose primary objective is to enhance the capacity of the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Chemistry, for advanced PFAS analysis and bioremediation.
This will be accomplished by fostering collaboration with partner institutions, thereby strengthening Serbia's ability to address PFAS pollution and create innovative solutions for urgent environmental challenges. Additionally, all scientific results will be made publicly accessible in a transparent manner.
Mutual Benefits
This collaboration supports the advancement of Green Open Access via the Cherry institutional repository of the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Chemistry, positioning it as a vital resource for inclusion in future research assessment initiatives.
PFAStwin provides valuable advice on fostering effective collaboration. GraspOS, especially OSAF, stands to gain insights from peers on collaborative strategies with partner institutions, which can inform our ‘Rulebook on Open Science’.
PFAStwin can leverage GraspOS' expertise to explore challenges and opportunities related to integrating Green Open Access into research assessment practices.
Through this collaboration, the projects aim to:
- Facilitate knowledge exchange on Green Open Access practices, participate in Open Science training, and enhance collaboration on research excellence, dissemination, ethical scholarship, and leadership.
- Embed these principles within RRA practices in GraspOS, culminating in public recommendations for revising the institutional ‘Rulebook on Open Science’.
