Events

Julian Rose (RWI) in the morning plenary session with discussion on robustness and reproducibility of empirical results
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Researchers from European institutes in eight countries discuss Open Science practices
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Keynote speech by Johanna Rickne (Stockholm University) on replication and political implications in social science research
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Lively discussions following the presentations
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Essi Kujansuu (University of Turku) in the plenary session with discussion on robustness and reproducibility of empirical results
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Professional exchange after the presentations
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Julian Rose (RWI – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research)
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Programme Organisers (left to right): Macartan Humphreys (WZB), Levent Neyse (DIW and WZB), Johanna Rickne, Jörg Ankel-Peters (RWI), Marianne Saam (ZBW) 
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Opening, Professor Klaus Tochtermann (ZBW - Leibniz- Information Centre for Economics)
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Keynote "FAIR and verifiable: The role of FAIR Digital Objects in trusted AI", Erik Schultes (Leiden University)
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Discussion
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Tim Errington (Center of Open Science)
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Discussion
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Networking during the poster session
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Discussion
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Aysa Ekanger (UiT The Arctic University of Norway)
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Panel discussion "The role of Open Science in safeguarding the research enterprise"
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International exchange of experiences at INCONECSS 2025 in Berlin
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Keynote speech by Dr. Leo Lo on the role of AI literacy in libraries
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Participants discuss how information literacy can be expanded to include the conscious use of artificial intelligence
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The international conference provided a forum for discussions on new library services in the age of AI
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Experts from 34 countries discuss institutional strategies for the use of AI in libraries
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Examples of applications from library practice worldwide: AI-supported metadata enrichment, recommendation systems and advisory tools were presented in lectures
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