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Monica Granados
Director of Open ScienceDr. Monica Granados is the Director of Open Science where she
While doing her PhD in ecology at McGill University, Monica discovered that incentives in academia promote practices that make knowledge less accessible leading her to devote her career to making knowledge more equitable and open. Prior to coming to CC, Monica worked at Environment and Climate Change Canada as a Senior Policy Advisor on the Open Science Team. Monica is a co-founder of PREreview and has worked with NASA and Mozilla on open science initiatives.
Monica lives in Ottawa, Canada with her wife where she enjoys building Lego sets and volunteering with the Ottawa Volunteer Search and Rescue Team.
Posts by Monica Granados
Licensing Best Practices for the Sharing of Scientific Data
Open ScienceToday, we are sharing our newest report, Licensing Best Practices for Sharing Scientific Data. This report builds on our 2023 report Recommended Best Practices for the Better Sharing of Climate Data with the goal of extending the open data practices originally designed for climate data to other disciplines.
CC Open Science: 2024 Year in Review
Open Climate, Open ScienceScience by Steve Rotman is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Access to science is a fundamental human right, and yet, much of that public good is inaccessible because of paywalls and limited in its reuse because of restrictive copyright licenses. The CC licenses are an essential part of open science infrastructure and provide a legal…
CC Supports a new Digital Knowledge Act for Europe
Copyright, Open Access, Open Data, Open Knowledge, Open Science, PolicyAnonymous, “Prudence, Wisdom and Knowledge”, National Library of the Netherlands, Public Domain Mark. In December last year, the Communia Association for the Public Domain — of which Creative Commons (CC) is a member — asked the European Commission and European Parliament to consider the development of a Digital Knowledge Act. In this blog post, we…
Open Climate Campaign at UNFCCC Conference of the Parties 28
Open ClimateThe complexity of climate change is on display at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of the Parties (COP). The conference is arranged into two major zones, blue and green, with the former accessible only by parties with UNFCCC accreditation. The green zone is a landscape dotted by venues with booths…
A Year in the Open Climate Campaign
Open ClimateThis month marks the first anniversary of the Open Climate Campaign — a four-year project working to make the open sharing of research the norm in climate science. We celebrate the success of the campaign in this initial year and look forward to the upcoming year.