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AI & Open Science: Navigating the Future of Research
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the research landscape. From accelerating discovery and scholarly communication to redefining the way research is conducted, AI presents unprecedented opportunities along with challenges on research integrity, transparency, and trust. At the same time, open science has never been more important. As research becomes increasingly collaborative and data-driven, open science principles are essential to ensuring that knowledge remains credible, reusable, and impactful.
Join us at Researcher Unbound Symposium 2026, where leading researchers, practitioners, and thought leaders across industries converge in a one-day exploration of how AI and open science are reshaping the future of research.
Keynote
AI as a Force Multiplier for Research: From Healthcare to Cross-Disciplinary Innovation
Prof Ngiam Kee Yuan
Head of AI Office, NUHS and Head of Division of Endocrine & Thyroid Surgery, NUH
Hear from Leading Voices
What Can Researchers Do That AI Can't?
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Prof Damian Chalmers
Geoffrey Bartholomew Professor, NUS Law
Open Science Practices for Reproducible, Transparent & Accessible Research
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Prof Ooi Eng Eong
Professor, Programme in Emerging Infectious Diseases and Associate Dean (Early Research Career Development), Duke-NUS Medical School
Beyond the Page: Scientific Publishing in the Age of AI
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Prof Loh Xian Jun
Executive Director, A*STAR Institute of Materials Research & Engineering
Panel Session: AI, Open Science & the Future of Scholarly Publishing
Prof Christian Witting
Vice-Dean (Academic Affairs and Undergraduate Studies), NUS Law
Assoc Prof Shefaly Shorey
Vice-Dean (Administration), Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
Assoc Prof Son Joonmo
NUS Department of Sociology and Anthropology
