The publication presents the outcome of a workshop organized by Digital Aesthetics Research Center (Aarhus University), École de recherche graphique, Brussels and transmediale festival. The workshop took place in March in Brussels and continued on the theme of Rendering Research 2021. The 2022 workshop focused on the question of how research is made public, the infrastructures of research and its various systems of publishing. The participants were investigating how the rendering of research typically reinforces certain limitations of thought and action, and what extent it is possible to exert control over these ways of making things public. Processes of rendering research include not only the platforms used for distribution (e.g. that are in the public domain), but also the production processes and tools behind (e.g. that are attentive to ethics and sustainability), the review and accreditation practices (e.g. based on P2P and commons-based principles), and also the selection of suitable topics (e.g. that are not simply dictated by fashion).