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Conference Programme

  • Day 1
    2025-10-08

09:00







Welcome
Klaus Tochtermann,

ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics


Keynote
“FAIR for AI, AI for FAIR”
Erik Schultes, Leiden University

10:00

Lightning Talks
Promotion of solution sessions,

discussion sessions and posters for the day

10:30

Break

11:00

Discussion Session
Does the rapid development of AI tools affect our commitment to Open Research Data?


Ilona Lipp (1), Cornelia van Scherpenberg (2)
Organization(s): 1: University of Leipzig; 2: VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH

Solution Session (limited to 40 seats)
How FAIR-R Is Your Data? Enhancing Legal and Technical Readiness for Open and AI-Enabled Reuse


Katharina Miller, Vanessa Guzek

Organization(s): Miller International Knowledge

12:00

Lunch & Networking

12:00 – 13:00: Lunch

12:30 – 13:30: Poster & demo session in room Galeria
list of posters

13:30

Discussion Session
Streamlining Data Publication: Automatic Metadata and Large Datasets in the Age of AI

Anna Jacyszyn (1), Felix Bach (1), Tobias Kerzenmacher (2), Etienne Posthumus (1), Shufan Jiang (1), Kerstin Soltau (1), Stefan Hofmann (1)
Organization(s): 1: FIZ Karlsruhe – Leibniz Institute for Information Infrastructure; 2: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Institute of Meteorology and Climate Research

Solution Session (limited to 40 seats)
Research Transparency Priorities and Infrastructure

Rene Bekkers
Organization(s): VU Amsterdam

14:30

Break

15:00

Discussion Session
Is Openness in Decline? Data Sharing Between Commons, Control, and Research Security

Katja Mayer

Organization(s): University of Vienna
 

Solution Session (limited to 40 seats)
Marbles – Reducing Research Waste and making every effort count in the era of Open Science

Pablo Hernández Malmierca, Isabel Barriuso Ortega
Organization(s): Research Agora

19:00

Conference Dinner

  • Day 2
    2025-10-09

09:00





Welcome
Michela Vignoli, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology

Keynote
N.N.

10:00

Lightning Talks
Promotion of solution sessions, discussion sessions and posters for the day

10:30

Break

11:00

Discussion Session
AI in Peer Review: Opportunities, Challenges, and the Future of Scientific Evaluation

Johanna Havemann (1), Nancy Nyambura (1), Maria Machado (1), Gareth Dyke (1), Veronica Espinoza (1), Tim Errington (2)
Organization(s): 1: Access 2 Perspectives; 2: Center for Open Science

Solution Session (limited to 40 seats)
Open Science Capacity Building in times of AI: Finding solutions with the GATE

Anika Müller-Karabil (1), Marie Alavi (2), Julia Claire Prieß-Buchheit (2), Tim Errington (3), Daniel Mietchen (4)
Organization(s): 1: Miller International Knowledge (MIK) / Open Science Learning GATE; 2: Kiel University / Open Science Learning GATE; 3: Center for Open Science (COS); 4: FIZ Karlsruhe – Leibniz-Institut für Informationsinfrastruktur GmbH

12:00

Lunch & Networking

12:00 – 13:00: Lunch

12:30 – 13:30: Poster & demo session in room Galeria
list of posters

13:30

Discussion Session
Promoting Shared Understanding and Global Pathways for Open Science and AI in Emerging Research Environments


Firas Al Laban, Jan Bernoth
Organization(s): Universität Potsdam

Solution Session (limited to 40 seats)
AI, plagiarism and text recycling: information resources for academic authors

Aysa Ekanger
Organization(s): UiT The Arctic University of Norway

14:30

Break

15:00

Lightning Talks
Reports on the outcome of all solution and discussion sessions

Chair: Marie Alavie, Kiel University

15:30

Discussion Session on “Safeguarding Research

Panellists

  • Peter Suber, Harvard Library / Harvard Open Access Project
  • Henrik Schönemann, Humboldt-Universität Berlin)
  • N.N.


Moderation: Tim Errington, Center of Open Science

16:30



Closing
Klaus Tochtermann, ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics