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SUMMARY:LORIER Webinar Series on Reproducibility and Meta-Research
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with RestoRes and Embrace\, LORIER’s monthly webinars address key issues for reproducible health research\, including data sharing\, reproducibility\, and meta-research. This series\, starting in June 2025\, features international experts and is aligned with the goals of the Restores and Embrace projects. \nLORIER launches a series of webinars on reproducibility and meta-research\nThe LORIER Ambassadors Program for Reproducibility and Meta-Research kicks off a series of monthly webinars dedicated to the challenges of reproducible health research.\nOrganized in partnership with OSIRIS\, SHARE-CTD\, Restores\, and the French Network for Reproducible Research\, this series will feature international speakers and a variety of topics: sharing clinical data\, tools for reproducibility\, ambassador networks\, and FAIRification of data.\nThe first webinar\, hosted by Rita Banzi\, will present collaborative reproducibility projects—your ideas are welcome!\nThe webinars will take place from June 2025 to March 2026\, every second Friday of the month from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM.\nThe connection link will be sent by email one week before each session.\nSave the dates in your calendars now!\nFind the full program below. \n\nWebinar Series Agenda \nLORIER Ambassadors for Reproducibility and Meta-Research Program\nIn partnership with OSIRIS\, SHARE-CTD\, Restores\, and the French Reproducible Research Network  \nWebinar 1\nTitle: OSIRIS items for reproducibilty and Invitation to Join Interventional Studies\nSpeaker: Rita Banzi\nPartner: OSIRIS\nDate: Friday\, June 13 | 12:30–13:30\nModerator: Constant Vinatier \nWebinar 2\nTitle: Training the Next Generation of Researchers in Clinical Data Sharing\nSpeaker: Ulrich Mansmann\nPartner: SHARE-CTD\nDate: Friday\, September 5 | 12:30–13:30\nModerator: Florian Naudet \nWebinar 3\nTitle: How Can an Ambassador Network Promote Reproducible Research Practices?\nSpeaker: Florian Naudet\nPartner: All\nDate: Friday\, November 7 | 12:30–13:30\nModerator: Constant Vinatier \nWebinar 4\nTitle: On the 12th Day of Christmas\, a Statistician Sent to Me…\nSpeaker: Richard Riley (pending confirmation)\nDate: Friday\, December 12 | 12:30–13:30\nModerator: Florian Naudet \nWebinar 5\nTitle: FAIRification of Clinical Trial Data\nSpeaker: Ka Hin Tai\nPartner: SHARE-CTD\nDate: Friday\, January 9\, 2026 | 12:30–13:30\nModerator: Florian Naudet \nWebinar 6\nTitle: Re-use of Clinical Trial Data\nSpeaker: Giulia Varvara\nPartner: SHARE-CTD\nDate: Friday\, February 13\, 2026 | 12:30–13:30\nModerator: Florian Naudet \nWebinar 7\nTitle: Open Science Practices in Biomedical Journals\nSpeaker: Constant Vinatier\nPartner: OSIRIS\nDate: Friday\, March 13\, 2026 | 12:30–13:30\nModerator: Florian Naudet
URL:https://osiris4r.eu/event/lorier-webinar-series-on-reproducibility-and-meta-research/
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SUMMARY:International Data Week 2025
DESCRIPTION:I would like to invite you to attend the next International Data Week (IDW2025) in the vibrant city of Brisbane\, Australia. The conference will be held from 13 to 16 October\, 2025. \nIDW takes place every two years and is the leading international conference on research data. It is jointly organised by the International Science Council’s Committee on Data (CODATA) and World Data System (WDS)\, and the Research Data Alliance (RDA). It combines the RDA Plenary Meeting\, the biannual meeting of this international member organisation working to develop and support global infrastructure facilitating data sharing and reuse\, with SciDataCon\, the scientific conference addressing the frontiers of data in research organised by CODATA and WDS. The Australian Research Data Commons is delighted to be hosting the conference for the first time in Australia. \nThe Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre\, renowned for its state-of-the-art facilities and exceptional service\, will be our hub for these transformative four days. Here\, you will find ample opportunities to connect with peers\, exchange ideas\, and form lasting professional relationships.
URL:https://osiris4r.eu/event/international-data-week-2025/
LOCATION:Brisbane\, Brisbane\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Co-Creating Practice Guidance for Editors and Reviewers to Embed Reproducibility
DESCRIPTION:How can journal editors and peer reviewers strengthen reproducibility across research publications?\nJoin OSIRIS for a co-creation workshop bringing together editors and reviewers to refine practical guidance for embedding reproducible research practices into editorial workflows. \nThis small-group session (8–10 participants) will focus on developing and testing good-practice resources under development within OSIRIS. Participants will share their own editorial experiences and collaborate on shaping guidance and tools that help journals implement reproducibility-friendly policies. \nWhat You’ll Gain \n\nContribute directly to the design of OSIRIS open-access teaching modules for editors and reviewers.\nExchange insights with peers on practical challenges around transparency\, data sharing\, and verification.\nCo-create actionable tools (checklists and guidance templates) that journals can adopt immediately.\n\nWho Should Attend \n\nJournal editors\, associate editors\, section editors\, and peer reviewers\nRepresentatives from editorial boards or journal management teams\nThose involved in setting peer review or publication policies\n\nRegistration / Expression of Interest \n\nDue to the interactive format\, participation is limited.\nTo express interest\, please contact:\nStefan Wouters at: S.Wouters@umcutrecht.nl\n\nLocation: Online (link provided upon confirmation) \nOrganised by the OSIRIS (Open Science to increase Reproducibility in Science) consortium.
URL:https://osiris4r.eu/event/co-creating-practice-guidance-for-editors-and-reviewers-to-embed-reproducibility/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Co-Creating Practice Guidance for Funders to Embed Reproducibility
DESCRIPTION:How can funders better integrate reproducibility into their assessment and monitoring frameworks?\nThis OSIRIS co-creation workshop invites funding representatives\, program officers\, and policy experts to help design practical guidance and resources that make reproducibility a core part of research funding. \nThe session will be an interactive discussion (8–10 participants) focused on refining draft OSIRIS materials for funders. Participants will exchange strategies\, provide feedback\, and contribute to the co-design of guidance that can be applied directly in funding schemes. \nWhat You’ll Gain \n\nShape OSIRIS resources that support funders in promoting transparency and verification.\nLearn from peers about how reproducibility is embedded in evaluation and reporting processes.\nDevelop practical recommendations to strengthen reproducibility within funding calls and grant management.\n\nWho Should Attend \n\nRepresentatives of funding agencies\, research councils\, and grant offices\nProgramme officers\, policy specialists\, and evaluation experts\nAnyone involved in designing or implementing funding schemes with an Open Science focus\n\nRegistration / Expression of Interest \n\nPlaces are limited to ensure meaningful discussion.\nTo express interest\, please contact:\nStefan Wouters at: S.Wouters@umcutrecht.nl\n\nLocation: Online (link provided upon confirmation) \nOrganised by the OSIRIS (Open Science to increase Reproducibility in Science) consortium.
URL:https://osiris4r.eu/event/co-creating-practice-guidance-for-funders-to-embed-reproducibility/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:9th World Conference on Research Integrity (WCRI 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Event: 9th World Conference on Research Integrity (WCRI 2026)\nDate: 3–6 May 2026\nLocation: Vancouver\, Canada\nWebsite: https://wcri2026.org/  \nOSIRIS Participation:\nOSIRIS team members from WP2 and WP3 will present research on reproducibility barriers across Europe\, results from a large-scale policy audit of journals\, funders\, and universities\, the Observatory of Open Science Practices in biomedical journals\, a pilot reproducibility checklist\, and findings from a survey on computational reproducibility. \nStay tuned for updates!
URL:https://osiris4r.eu/event/9th-world-conference-on-research-integrity-wcri-2026/
LOCATION:Vancouver\, Canada\, Vancouver\, Canada
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