iRISE

@irise-eu.bsky.social

iRISE receives funding from the EU's Horizon Europe research & innovation programme under grant agreement No 101094853 Website: https://www.irise-project.eu/

1/3: We attended the Responsible Research in Action Unconference in Berlin last week! This collaborative event focussed on turning ideas into action to advance a more responsible research culture and practice.

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1/9: Last week, we held the iRISE General Assembly in London. This assembly brought together the iRISE Stakeholder Forum and consortium members in a dynamic & interactive session that focused on eliciting targeted feedback on the outputs & activities of iRISE.

Photo of the iRISE GA with presenter, slides and audience.Photo of the iRISE GA with presenter, slides and audience.Photo of the iRISE GA with presenter, slides and audience.Photo of the iRISE GA with presenter, slides and audience.

1/3: We have successfully launched iRISE's Train-the-Trainer workshop series! Our first session, focusing on reproducibility, took place today in London and it was nothing short of inspiring.

Photo of trainers and participants at the iRISE Train-the-Trainer workshop on reproducibility.

Today we also shared results from our Delphi Study prioritising interventions & measures to improve reproducibility. Next, we will host focus groups to consult about barriers & facilitators to implementing the prioritised interventions. If you would like to participate, please get in touch!

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TIER2 is collaborating with OSTrails for the webinar Rethinking How To Evaluate DMPs: Funder’s Edition 🔍 🗓️ 12 June 2025 | 🕧 12:30 CEST This webinar is dedicated to research funders, with a special focus on the Horizon Europe DMP template as a case study. 👉 Register: ostrails.eu/component/ev...

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1/2: This Thursday, March 20, at 4:30 CET, Stephanie Zellers will join the Center for Reproducible Science #ReproducibiliTea 🍵 to discuss the intersections between reproducibility and diversity. During this session, Stephanie will share preliminary results from her work in the iRISE project.

1/3: We're excited to announce that we have registered protocols for two systematic reviews. Our aim? To evaluate and summarise existing evidence on interventions targeting two different research practices: reporting quality & preregistration.