Research ministers to meet in February and May, with conclusions on open science expected
Sweden has kicked off its presidency of the Council of the EU and set out a schedule for its six-month turn at chairing the EU-related work of the bloc’s governments, including meetings of their research ministers.
Presidencies have some scope to set EU priorities, so the plans of the Swedish presidency, which began on 1 January, are important for the whole bloc.
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