UKRN funding and next steps

UKRN funding and next steps

UKRN comprises its communities: expert advocates for better research, and the networks and organisations they motivate and influence. We currently have no core funding; all UKRN’s income is for specific, time-limited projects, such as the Open Research Programme and...
The 2025 UKRN  Replication Games are on!

The 2025 UKRN Replication Games are on!

Following the success of last year’s event we’re delighted to announce that the 2025 UKRN  Replication Games will be held on Thursday 13 November. During this all day event researchers work in small teams to replicate (or not!) published papers. The games will be led...
UKRN Responds to Draft UKRI Research Data Policy

UKRN Responds to Draft UKRI Research Data Policy

In July 2025, the UK Reproducibility Network (UKRN) submitted detailed feedback to UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) on its draft research data policy. Drawing on insights from the UKRN community and evidence from initiatives like the STAR project and Open Research...
Shaping Research Data: Insights from the UKRI Workshop

Shaping Research Data: Insights from the UKRI Workshop

On 12 June, stakeholders from across the UK research landscape gathered in Birmingham for a pivotal UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) workshop focused on shaping its evolving research data policy. Representing the UK Reproducibility Network (UKRN), Dr Ian Lahart of...
Announcing a new stakeholder for UKRN

Announcing a new stakeholder for UKRN

We’re excited to welcome a new member to the UK Reproducibility Network (UKRN) Stakeholder Group! Signals has joined our growing network of organisations, with Elliott Lumb as a representative. The work of Signals is closely aligned with UKRN’s mission to foster a...