Our Service Types

The consulting and education services we offer are tailor-made to each customer and project.

Consulting

  • Expert reports
  • Advisory mandates
  • Leadership consulting
  • Sparring partner for projects
  • Project management consulting
  • Scientific committee participation
  • Advisory board participation

Education

  • Workshops
  • Trainings
  • Keynotes and talks
  • Discussion panels
  • Chairing conference sessions
  • University lectures
  • Thesis supervision

Our Service Topics

Our work centres on four connected topics: managing research data well, opening science up, keeping digital assets sustainable, and using AI responsibly.

Research Data Management

Well-managed research data is the backbone of reliable, reproducible research in academia and industry alike. It increases the value, accessibility and longevity of your work, and keeps you compliant with regulations and funder requirements.

We support you along the entire data lifecycle: from FAIR-compliant data management plans, as required by funders, to an RDM framework tailored to your team, project or organisation. We also train your staff on current RDM topics.

Open Science

Open Science opens up how scientific knowledge is created, evaluated and shared. Adopting it increases your research impact and meets the growing expectations of funders and institutions. However, it also demands care: ethics, privacy, intellectual property, and compliance with legislation such as the GDPR and best practices such as the CARE principles.

We help you create institutional Open Science and Open Research Data policies, and guide your transition with practical strategies for sharing your work effectively and responsibly.

Digital Sustainability

Digital sustainability is about more than just preserving data. It means creating digital assets that keep their value: well documented, openly accessible where possible, machine-readable, and reusable beyond the project they were made for. Preservation is part of it. So are quality, transparency and open formats.

We help you align your digital strategy with your sustainability goals, thus helping to create an infrastructure that is efficient and resilient, and digital operations with a smaller environmental footprint.

AI Literacy & Responsible AI

AI is changing how research is done, taught and published. It also raises real questions about ethics, quality, transparency and resource use. Institutions need the competence to judge where AI genuinely helps, where it doesn't, and under which conditions its use is responsible. That competence is what AI literacy means, and the EU AI Act now requires it of organisations deploying AI. 

We offer AI literacy workshops for libraries, universities and public bodies, and advise on institutional AI guidelines: critical, evidence-based and vendor-independent, informed by our work in the LIBER AI Taskforce.

What our customers say

Our team completed an engaging training session led by Ana Petrus from scivia. Here are some of the enthusiastic comments:
 - Ana's knowledgeable, patient, and motivating approach made the course a truly memorable experience.
 - Ana has a knack for explaining complex topics in a way that's easy to understand and practical.

Bibliomedia
– Claudia Kovalik, Director Bibliomedia German-speaking Switzerland

„I attended the AI Literacy for Academic Authors workshop taught by Dr. Ana Petrus to UNAM faculty and students. This was an amazing workshop where I learned a lot in just 4 h. I really appreciate Dr. Petrus sharing her deep knowledge with the UNAM community and highly recommend taking classes with her.”

UNAM, Institute for Atmospheric Science and Climate Change
– Dr. Luis Antonio Ladino Moreno, Titular Research Scientist

„Our team participated in a workshop to improve and structure our digital records management. Ana impressed us with her in-depth knowledge and conveyed her expertise in a very engaging and friendly way. We highly recommend working with Ana to anyone looking to bring clarity and efficiency to their record management processes.”

Academia Raetica
– Daniela Heinen, Project Manager, Science Communication and Continuing Education

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