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  • The climate emergency necessitates societal transformation, extending to scientific practices.
  • Reshaping science requires advancements in technical skills (cloud computing, coding, reproducibility) and cultural changes (mindsets, collaboration, inclusion).

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore improved scientific working methods across government and academia.
  • To foster cultural shifts within scientific organizations.
  • To share actionable success stories within the Open Science movement.

Main Methods:

  • Cross-government and academic scientist collaborations.
  • Exploration of bureaucratic barriers to scientific progress.
  • Identification and sharing of success stories and practical actions.

Main Results:

  • Identification of key technical and cultural barriers in current scientific practices.
  • Examples of successful initiatives promoting open science and collaboration.
  • Strategies for overcoming bureaucracy to improve scientific culture.

Conclusions:

  • Reshaping science is crucial for addressing the climate emergency.
  • Adoption of open science principles and inclusive practices can drive innovation.
  • Collective action and cultural change are essential for a more effective and equitable scientific future.