Our co-director, Eduarda Centeno, now joins the Academic Advisory Board of GRIOS

Our Executive Co-Director, Eduarda Centeno, is now part of the Academic Advisory Board of GRIOS (Global Research Initiative on Open Science), composed of experts from nine countries, selected through an open process to ensure geographic and disciplinary diversity.

Image reused from this post.

Among the members are Florian Naudet (France), Abdelghani Maddi (France), Amanda Blatch‑Jones (United Kingdom), Emmanuel Boakye (Ghana), Erin McKiernan (Mexico), Julia Priess‑Buchheit (Germany), Natalie Harrower (Canada), Nchangwi Syntia Munung (South Africa), Neil Jacobs (United Kingdom), and Timothy Errington (United States).

Eduarda’s presence on the board not only aims for academic rigor and evidence-based guidance on open science policies but also to bring the Brazilian perspective to this international dialogue.

Learn more about this initiative here!