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Angeliki Tzouganatou

OpenAIRE AMKE
Research Project Manager & Open Infrastructure Specialist
Located in Greece

About

Office Research Project Manager

Angeliki Tzouganatou is a Research Project Manager and Open Infrastructure Specialist at OpenAIRE, where she coordinates and contributes to European initiatives in Open Science, responsible research assessment, and open research infrastructures. Her work focuses on advancing community-governed, interoperable, and trustworthy open infrastructures that support more transparent, equitable, and sustainable research ecosystems.

She holds a PhD from the University of Hamburg, completed within the Marie Skłodowska-Curie POEM programme, with research focusing on openness and fairness in digital ecosystems. She also holds an MSc in Digital Heritage from the University of York and a BA in History and Archaeology from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.

Before joining OpenAIRE, Angeliki worked across academia, European research projects, and the cultural heritage sector, at the intersection of digital heritage, Open Science, research policy, and responsible research and innovation. She is a member of the OPERAS Scientific Advisory Committee and serves as an external expert evaluator for the European Commission.

Skills and Expertise

Overall

Research Policy and Governance, Research Infrastructures and EOSC, Scholarly Communication and Publishing, Research Assessment and Metrics, Ethics, Legal and Trust Frameworks, Skills Development and Training, Community Building and Engagement, Digital Communication and Content Strategy

Interests

Scientific Fields

Angeliki is an expert in Open Science, responsible research assessment, open research infrastructures, and digital heritage. Her work focuses on research policy, open research information, scholarly communication, and the advancement of transparent, community-governed infrastructures that support equitable research ecosystems.

Standing Committees

  • Outreach, Communication and Engagement
Openness is more than access: it is a way of redistributing power, enabling participation, and shaping a fairer digital ecosystem.

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