Intersecting paths: Probing the reciprocal interweaving between open science and sustainability science

Huang, Pao-Pei; Ting, Yu-Ning; Jeng, Wei

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Title

Intersecting paths: Probing the reciprocal interweaving between open science and sustainability science

Author(s)

• Huang, Pao-Pei
• Ting, Yu-Ning
• Jeng, Wei

Issue Date

2025-03-11

Keyword(s)

• Open science
• Sustainability science
• Conceptual model

Abstract

This study presents a literature-based analysis to infer the relationship between open science and sustainability science, highlighting the trend toward embracing openness across all scientific disciplines and the evolution of open science in the direction of sustainability. By proposing a conceptual framework, the research explores the dynamics of interaction between open science and sustainability science, encompassing the principles of research transparency and sustainable development. It uncovers the synergistic relationship between these fields through their collaborative efforts, delving into the interplay between the components of open science (such as FAIR principles and citizen science) and the normative and practical as-pects of sustainability science (such as Sustainable Development Goals and Long-Term Socio-Ecological Research). This preliminary discussion aims to stimulate further discourse on developing a framework for sustainable open science and promoting innovations that advance both fields.

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iSchools

Series/Report Name or Number

iConference 2025 Proceedings

Type of Resource

Other

Genre of Resource

Conference Poster

Language

eng

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https://hdl.handle.net/2142/126209

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Copyright 2025 is held by Pao-Pei Huang, Yu-Ning Ting, and Wei Jeng. Copyright permissions, when appropriate, must be obtained directly from the author.

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