Tereza Szybisty is an Open Science advocate with experience in research policy, responsible research assessment, and scholarly communication. She works across areas such as project management, product and platform development, training design, and stakeholder engagement. Her work focuses on promoting transparency, integrity, and evidence-based approaches in research systems. She has also led initiatives addressing ethical publishing (the Stop Predatory Practices initiative) and supports early-career researchers through training and community building. Tereza hold a PhD in Management. 

Tereza is active in a number of national and international initiatives and working groups. She is a co-chair of Working Group 2 of the Open Science Monitoring Initiative, a member of the Open Research Europe (ORE) Librarians Advisory Group, and a former board member of the Czech Association of Doctoral Researchers.

At OpenAIRE AMKE, Tereza leads the EOSC Track project, where she is responsible for the design, development, and delivery of the EOSC Open Science Observatory and supports the European Commission and the EOSC Steering Board with Open Science monitoring. In the past, she led communication, engagement, and training activities in the PathOS project.