Throughout the GOSH@10 series, we have featured stories of GOSH’s legacy and impact over the course of its first decade. To date, those stories have focused on people and projects. This month, we are taking a moment to appreciate the…
OSHF is delighted to announce that Gabriela Mejias has joined the Foundation as our first Program Manager. Based in Berlin, Gabi will lead the day-to-day management of OSHF’s program portfolio and serve as a primary point of contact for our…
Over the course of its first decade, GOSH has grown into a community that spans disciplines, organizations, and regions. Researchers, engineers, educators, makers, community organizers, hackers, and many others have contributed to its work over the years, each bringing with…
OSHF is proud to announce that we are one of the founding Knowledge Partners of the European Open Source Academy, joining with APELL, the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, CERN, MicroNanoSpain, the Open Logistics Foundation, and the Open Source Initiative to help…
The Open Science Hardware Foundation is expanding! We are searching for a new member of our team to fill the role of Program Manager. The OSHF Program Manager is a pivotal hire that will shape how we deliver our programs…
On Thursday, January 29 2026, OSHF Board Member Dr. Jenny Molloy was honored by the European Open Source Academy with a Special Recognition for Advocacy and Awareness for her many years of work supporting Open Science in all its forms.…
I was lucky enough to be interviewed for the latest episode of the Preprints in Motion podcast with Jonny Coates! We talked about open science hardware, the challenges of running organizations, and a lot more. Was a great conversation, and…
We are delighted to announce that Jason Griffey has joined the organization as its first Executive Director. Jason brings a deep commitment to open knowledge, ethical technology, and collaborative infrastructure that aligns with OSHF’s vision for the future of open…
The development of open science hardware technology, as an alternative to proprietary ‘black box’ instrumentation, is growing in scientific communities in the US and globally. In particular, the growth of open science hardware in grassroots and academic spaces is fostering…
The Open Science Hardware Foundation (OSHF) is pleased to announce a new initiative focused on Understanding and Advancing Enabling Ecosystems for Open Science Hardware. This project is made possible by a grant from the Navigation Fund and will center its…