Funding Agencies
Hungary has 1major funding agency which is listed here:
Integrated in OpenAIRE
Hungary has no funding agency integrated in OpenAIRE yet.
Hungary has 1major funding agency which is listed here:
Hungary has no funding agency integrated in OpenAIRE yet.
Big deals and consortial subscriptions to electronic information resources at the national level are coordinated by the Electronic Information Service (EIS) National Programme at the Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
In 2017, the EIS initiated negotiations with publishers on ‘read and publish’ options that combine subscription prices with different models of open access publication fee discounts. Currently, there are agreements with the Royal Society of Chemistry, Taylor & Francis, and De Gruyter. Further negotiations with publishers are scheduled for 2018.
There are five data repositories registered in the re3data database in Hungary. Two of them are run by research centres and mostly host data in the fields of SSH. The others include HunCLARIN, which is a member of the European project CLARIN and has a large collection of data in the fields of SSH; however, generally, it hosts cross-disciplinary data. Hungary is a member of GEOMIND, a centralised cross-border gateway for geophysical data search and acquirement, and a partner in KADoNiS, the Karlsruhe Astrophysical Database of Nucleosynthesis in Stars.
This is the data repository of the Research Documentation Centre (RDC) at the Centre for Social Sciences of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. You can browse through researches conducted at the four institutes (Institute for Legal Studies, Institute for Minority Studies, Institute for Political Science, Institute for Sociology) of the Centre for Social Sciences and download research collections. Every user can search among the topics, the researchers and other basic information about the research collections. Some of our collections are available to the public without registration.
There are two objectives of the Openbiomaps project: first, to maintain an open and free biological database service; second, to develop biological data handling software applications. The Openbiomaps project thus provides a stable background for open and free biological databases, specifically for scientists and conservationists, and its customizable toolset allows for the easy access and management of data.
Some part of books resulting from national research projects are freely available to readers.
They are mostly accessible through institutional repositories.