首届STM亚太会议召开，专家建议——加强国际合作 发展开放科学

Core Viewpoint - The "PubScholar Public Academic Platform" launched by the Chinese Academy of Sciences aims to enhance open science practices and facilitate academic communication and innovation among students and researchers globally [1][2]. Group 1: Platform Overview - The "PubScholar Public Academic Platform" integrates resources from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, including scientific achievements, publishing resources, and academic exchange resources, allowing for open access to academic resources [2]. - As of now, the platform has achieved 1 billion visits, 1.2 million downloads, and over 370,000 registered users, covering 158 countries and regions [2]. Group 2: Open Science Initiatives - The platform is part of a broader initiative led by the Chinese Academy of Sciences to promote open science, which includes the "Open for Science" project in collaboration with UNESCO, aimed at building an open scientific information infrastructure globally [2][3]. - Three main goals have been established for the initiative: creating an open technical architecture, building a Chinese open science demonstration platform, and monitoring global open science development trends [2][3]. Group 3: Challenges and Recommendations - The advancement of open science faces challenges, such as balancing open access with academic quality and traditional models with innovative ecosystems [3]. - Recommendations include focusing on high-quality research outputs, leveraging new technologies like AI for content production, and innovating publishing methods to adapt to the open science era [3][4]. Group 4: International Collaboration - The Chinese Journal Association is committed to supporting local journals in collaborating with international publishing institutions to enhance global resource connectivity [4]. - The STM Association's CEO expressed a willingness to strengthen cooperation with Chinese publishing institutions to foster mutual progress in the field [5].