UK Reproducibility Network
@ukrepro.bsky.social
The UK Reproducibility Network (UKRN) is a national peer-led consortium that aims to promote and enable rigorous, robust, transparent, and reproducible research in the UK.
https://www.ukrn.org/ #AcademicSky #OpenResearch #Research
https://www.ukrn.org/ #AcademicSky #OpenResearch #Research
And if you want to get involved in these conversations, consider registering your interest in our UKRN Conference taking place in July 2026: www.ukrn.org/conference/
We look forward to further enabling collaboration between researchers, research enablers, institutions, and research sector bodies.
We look forward to further enabling collaboration between researchers, research enablers, institutions, and research sector bodies.
UKRN Conference
www.ukrn.org
November 10, 2025 at 12:13 PM
And if you want to get involved in these conversations, consider registering your interest in our UKRN Conference taking place in July 2026: www.ukrn.org/conference/
We look forward to further enabling collaboration between researchers, research enablers, institutions, and research sector bodies.
We look forward to further enabling collaboration between researchers, research enablers, institutions, and research sector bodies.
If you're interested to learn about reproducibility and open research in your discipline, please have a look at our Open Research Across Disciplines resources: www.ukrn.org/disciplines/
Open Research across disciplines
www.ukrn.org
November 10, 2025 at 12:13 PM
If you're interested to learn about reproducibility and open research in your discipline, please have a look at our Open Research Across Disciplines resources: www.ukrn.org/disciplines/
We define reproducibility, rigour, and transparency in our Terms of Reference: osf.io/x8j9q/files/...
We want to have inclusive discussions across disciplines, to work together to improve UK research, and we recognise researchers may be reluctant to converse with us because of reproducibility.
We want to have inclusive discussions across disciplines, to work together to improve UK research, and we recognise researchers may be reluctant to converse with us because of reproducibility.
OSF
osf.io
November 10, 2025 at 12:13 PM
We define reproducibility, rigour, and transparency in our Terms of Reference: osf.io/x8j9q/files/...
We want to have inclusive discussions across disciplines, to work together to improve UK research, and we recognise researchers may be reluctant to converse with us because of reproducibility.
We want to have inclusive discussions across disciplines, to work together to improve UK research, and we recognise researchers may be reluctant to converse with us because of reproducibility.
For us reproducible research is sufficiently transparent that someone with relevant expertise can follow how it was done, why is was done that way, the evidence it established, the reasoning and judgements that were used, and how all of that led justifiably to the research findings and conclusions.
November 10, 2025 at 12:13 PM
For us reproducible research is sufficiently transparent that someone with relevant expertise can follow how it was done, why is was done that way, the evidence it established, the reasoning and judgements that were used, and how all of that led justifiably to the research findings and conclusions.