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Open Research and End-to-End Ethics: A “one team” approach
Registration for this event has closed Open research is increasingly required by funders and journals, and supported by institutions and researchers themselves. However, building transparency into the research process requires consideration of ethical and governance issues related to the appropriate sharing of intermediate research outputs. For example, if appropriate permissions are not obtained at the start of the research process, it can be difficult or impossible to share these research outputs later. This workshop will cover how to build transparency…
Find out more »FAIR data in the life sciences: beyond theory
Registration for this event is open Since 2016, with the publication of the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) principles (Wilkinson, M., et al.), FAIR data management and stewardship in the life sciences have been at the forefront of numerous publications, talks, research projects and policies at public institutions. Yet, for researchers working with data, applying the FAIR principles to their projects has been a hurdle. A skill gap in the life sciences workforce also hinders the progress toward FAIR data…
Find out more »Sustaining open research: challenges and opportunities for institutions and researchers
Registration for this event is open The University of Bristol and UK Reproducibility Network are delighted to host Sustaining open research: challenges and opportunities for institutions and researchers at the University of Bristol, on Thursday 10 November 2022 from 17:00 to 19:00 GMT. Please note, by joining this workshop you are agreeing to follow the UKRN code of conduct. Register Openness and transparency are foundational principles of academic research; enabling scrutiny, demonstrating rigour and promoting impact.…
Find out more »Leadership in Academia 2022
Applications for this workshop are open until Monday 24 October 2022 UKRN are offering a 2-day residential course at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor; Wednesday to Thursday, 23th to 24th November 2022. The workshop aims to introduce researchers at all career stages to the fundamental principles of leadership and leadership skills in an academic context, through a combination of lectures, practical activities, and small group discussion on key topics. Successful applicants will be required to complete approximately 4 hours of preparation work…
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