This paper presents deMIT Open Research, an exploratory project developing a digital infrastructure for knowledge sharing within the National Doctoral Programme in Design for Made in Italy. Addressing the fragmentation of research production across a dispersed community, the initiative combines co-design and action research across four phases: co-creation, keyword normalisation, prototyping of an interactive R/Shiny web application, and ongoing integration with the institutional platform ATENA. The resulting tool makes thematic affinities among doctoral projects visible through keyword-based network visualisation, supporting community-building and sustainable open research practices.
Giancaspero, S., Mazza, A., Guidi, S. (2026). deMIT Open Research: A Cognitively Sustainable Infrastructure for Shared Knowledge. In ECCE '26: Proceedings of the 2026 European Conference on Cognitive Ergonomics (pp.315-322). New York, NY : Association for Computing Machinery [10.1145/3822301.3822327].
deMIT Open Research: A Cognitively Sustainable Infrastructure for Shared Knowledge
Mazza, Arianna;Guidi, Stefano
2026-01-01
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This paper presents deMIT Open Research, an exploratory project developing a digital infrastructure for knowledge sharing within the National Doctoral Programme in Design for Made in Italy. Addressing the fragmentation of research production across a dispersed community, the initiative combines co-design and action research across four phases: co-creation, keyword normalisation, prototyping of an interactive R/Shiny web application, and ongoing integration with the institutional platform ATENA. The resulting tool makes thematic affinities among doctoral projects visible through keyword-based network visualisation, supporting community-building and sustainable open research practices.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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