The Agile Research Guide: Insights from an EU project to transform your research

Dieter Mortelmans; Julie Callebaut; Sander Jacobs; Michael Leone; Nicolas Salmon; Mckenna Davis; Doris Knoblauch; Johannes Langemeyer; Paul Mahony; Isabel Melo Vasquez; Nicole De Groof

The Agile Research Guide: Insights from an EU project to transform your research

Dieter Mortelmans (Main author)
, Julie Callebaut (Main author)
, Sander Jacobs
, Michael Leone
, Nicolas Salmon
, Mckenna Davis
, Doris Knoblauch
, Johannes Langemeyer
, Paul Mahony
, Isabel Melo Vasquez
, Nicole De Groof (Illustrator)

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Abstract

This guide draws on lessons learned from the EU-funded INTERLACE project, a project to strengthen urban ecosystem restoration in the European Union and Latin America.
The guide offers both inspiration and practical advice for incorporating agile practices into research and innovation projects.
If you’re looking to create research workflows that are adaptable, user-focused, and
accountable, this guide is your starting point. It will help you utilise agile principles to design processes that not only respond to change, but thrive on it!

Original language	English

Number of pages	30
Publication status	Published - 15-Dec-2025

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Agile
project management
itterative research
co-creation
Science-policy-society interface

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The Agile Research GuideFinal published version, 2.84 MBLicence: Unspecified

INTERLACE: INTERnational cooperation to restore and connect urban environments in Latin AmeriCa and Europe
Mortelmans, D. (Project leader), Callebaut, J. (Cooperator), Carmen, R. (Cooperator), Jacobs, S. (Cooperator), Leone, M. (Cooperator) & Wanner, S. (Cooperator)
1/09/20 → 28/02/25
Project: EVINBO - Europees

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