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May 2025

Trusting Science through Transparency: OSIRIS Project Introduced at BIO-CAPITAL General Assembly
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Trusting Science through Transparency: OSIRIS Project Introduced at BIO-CAPITAL General Assembly

By comms|2025-05-12T17:14:11+00:00May 12th, 2025|News|

The OSIRIS project took centre stage at the recent [...]

New Publication Alert: OSIRIS & TIER2 Collaborate on Open Science Review Published in Royal Society Open Science
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New Publication Alert: OSIRIS & TIER2 Collaborate on Open Science Review Published in Royal Society Open Science

By comms|2025-05-12T17:14:36+00:00May 12th, 2025|News|

The OSIRIS project is pleased to announce the publication [...]

Collaborative Efforts: Building a Community Focused on Reproducible Research
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Collaborative Efforts: Building a Community Focused on Reproducible Research

By comms|2025-05-13T07:26:25+00:00May 12th, 2025|Blog|

Scientific progress relies on trust, trust in data, trust [...]

Policies, Promises, and Pitfalls: The Real Impact of Reproducibility Mandates
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Policies, Promises, and Pitfalls: The Real Impact of Reproducibility Mandates

By comms|2025-05-12T17:16:37+00:00May 12th, 2025|Blog|

The Promise of Policy: In Theory If a journal [...]

What’s the One Thing That Could Improve Reproducibility? Insights from the OSIRIS Focus Groups
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What’s the One Thing That Could Improve Reproducibility? Insights from the OSIRIS Focus Groups

By comms|2025-05-12T17:17:12+00:00May 12th, 2025|Blog|

The OSIRIS WP2 team has been organizing a series [...]

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May 2025

Trusting Science through Transparency: OSIRIS Project Introduced at BIO-CAPITAL General Assembly

Trusting Science through Transparency: OSIRIS Project Introduced at BIO-CAPITAL General Assembly

New Publication Alert: OSIRIS & TIER2 Collaborate on Open Science Review Published in Royal Society Open Science

New Publication Alert: OSIRIS & TIER2 Collaborate on Open Science Review Published in Royal Society Open Science

Collaborative Efforts: Building a Community Focused on Reproducible Research

Collaborative Efforts: Building a Community Focused on Reproducible Research

Policies, Promises, and Pitfalls: The Real Impact of Reproducibility Mandates

Policies, Promises, and Pitfalls: The Real Impact of Reproducibility Mandates

What’s the One Thing That Could Improve Reproducibility? Insights from the OSIRIS Focus Groups

What’s the One Thing That Could Improve Reproducibility? Insights from the OSIRIS Focus Groups

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