1、With opening remarks from Digital Sciences CEO,Daniel Hook,andSpringer Natures CPO,Harsh JegadeesanThe State of Open Data 2025The State of Open Data 2025:A Decade of Progress and ChallengesJanuary 2026ContentsOpening remarksDigital ScienceSpringer NatureIntroductionSurvey results:Longitudinalchanges

2、 in open scienceawareness and practiceFamiliarity with FAIR principles:A tale of two cohortsEnthusiasm for open datamandates is falling globallyStrong support for openpractices persistsThe credit gap:Recognitionversus realityAdoption of AI toolsSummary of cross-cuttingthemes and implications based o

3、n survey dataExperts voices on open dataMandates and policies can helpdrive change but tailoredsupport is neededOpen data has long-termimpact that is difficult tomeasure by institutionsThat credit gap again:A lack of recognition for researchersInteroperability and AIintegration will be the next step

4、sWhat do the next 10 years hold for open data?RecommendationsConclusionAcknowledgementsAppendix 1:About theState of Open Data and2025 surveyAppendix 2:Aboutopen data at SpringerNature,Figshare andDigital Science334567101214151718192022242527282930322The State of Open Data 2025Report available at:htt

5、ps:/10.6084/m9.figshare.30823079Data available at:https:/10.6084/m9.figshare.30763190DR DANIEL HOOKChief Executive Officer,Digital ScienceA bit more than a decade ago we realised thatthe open data movement had the potential to be the most consequential change in howresearch had been conducted and sh

6、ared sincethe advent of the research journal in the late1600s.It wasnt until 2016,however,that it occurred to us to establish the State of Open DataReport with the core purpose of listening to the research community and understanding its evolving relationship with data sharingagainst the background