Open science is built on sharing research, methods and data across borders. But rising nationalism, security concerns, authoritarianism and the growing influence of proprietary AI are putting that openness to the test. What is at stake for science-and for society-and how can the research community respond? Join us for a critical dialogue with experts on open science and international cooperation to explore how to preserve openness in a closing world.

Speakers:

• Kamran Naim, Head of Open Science at CERN
• Andrea Fleschenberg dos Ramos Pinéu, Visiting Professor of Insular Southeast Asia at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Sakine Weikert, Head of the Centre for International Academic Cooperation (KIWi) at DAAD

The event is part of the Berlin Science Week and is a joint effort of the Center for Open and Responsible Research and Center for Global Engagement at Berlin University Alliance, the Robert K. Merton Center for Science Studies at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and the Einstein Foundation Award for Promoting Quality in Research.

Further information may be found here.