Yoghurt, cheese, smoothies and jelly enriched with the hidden goodness of oranges and pomegranates

When we squeeze an orange or press a pomegranate, a surprising amount is left behind. In fruit processing, peels, seeds, skins and pulp can account for up to 60% of the fresh fruit. They are often treated as waste, yet they are packed with natural compounds that protect the fruit and can also benefit us.

How the DSA creates new opportunities for researchers and public-interest organisations to study systemic risks online.

Understanding the EU's rulebook for online platforms, marketplaces and digital intermediaries.

For researchers, the Digital Services Act (DSA) can be a powerful tool. Yet in our experience, it is still not widely known, and working with it is not yet common practice in research teams. In this first part of our series, we introduce the regulation: what it is, who it applies to, and what it requires, and we share the key resources for anyone who wants to dive deeper. Part 2 then looks specifically at what the DSA means for Open Science.

Educational materials are created every day: slide decks for workshops, handouts for students, videos for online courses, exercises for training sessions, guides for researchers, or toolkits for communities. Many of these materials are published online — but being online does not automatically make them open.