Talk · IEEE European Technology and Engineering Management Summit · May 26, 2025
Report on the E-TEMS 2025 Doctoral Workshop As Open as Possible as Closed as Necessary: A Principle for Responsible Data Sharing and Research Transparency
Shazia Nadir Ali, Andreea-Cristina Rădăcină, Florian Rüttger, Momodou B Jallow, Kamilla Rakhymbek, Almas Alzhanov
Abstract
The 2025 E-TEMS Doctoral Workshop dedicated its focus to Open Science as a transformative framework for responsible and collaborative research. The workshop moved away from conventional poster-based presentations by using a discussion-based approach which allowed participants to jointly establish a collective understanding of Open Science principles and its advantages and challenges for doctoral research. The workshop took place over two days through three sessions which integrated conceptual discussions with collaborative brainstorming activities before producing a consensus-based presentation for the main E-TEMS 2025 conference. This report outlines the workshop structure alongside its thematic results and educational methods to demonstrate Open Science's importance for novice researchers in various academic fields and locations.
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