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Have you found the MORPHSS catalogue useful, e.g. in delivering training, proposing a project, or developing open research initiatives at your institution? Please do let us know! (webform below)

We’re also really interested in how the MORPHSS catalogue of open research practices in AHSS is being used in different contexts and by different individuals and groups. If you’re happy to share examples of when you’ve made use of the catalogue, please do fill in the below form to let us know.

Jenni Adams @jenniad.bsky.social · last mo.

"Open documentation of methods is especially valuable in the context of research methods that are iterative, relational or responsive, and for which it is unlikely to be possible to fully document methods in advance via pre-registration." Read more about open documentation of methods for AHSS ⬇️

Open Documentation of Methods | The MORPHSS Catalogue

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The introductory slides for our recent zine-making workshop on feminism & open research are available here. The slides include a useful overview of some of the key issues in feminism & OR. ⬇️ These could be adapted and reused by anyone interested in hosting a similar event.

Slides for a feminism and open research zine-making workshop

These slides were used to introduce a feminism and open research zine-making workshop held at the University of Sheffield in June 2026. They include a short introduction to feminist issues in open research, and a short-introduction to zine-making. This content could be reused when developing similar sessions in other contexts or institutions.In this context, participants of the workshop used printed versions of the articles mentioned in the presentation, together with magazines, decommissioned books, paper, pens and a range of other materials to reflect on the issues raised, ultimately creating a collaborative zine.

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Jenni Adams@jenniad.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Now available in digital version here: doi.org/10.17613/afd...

UEA Faculty of Arts and Humanities Graduate School @ueahumgrad.bsky.social · last mo.

Want to learn about open research this summer? Our @chase-dtp.bsky.social funded workshop, Open Research for the Humanities: Exploring Openness is now open to students at CHASE institutions: www.chase.ac.uk/events-1/ope... 20 July 2026 #OpenResearch #humanities @universityofessex.bsky.social

Open Research for the Humanities: Exploring Openness — CHASE Doctoral Training Partnership

This in-person workshop on 20 July 2026 is the culmination of an open research resource creation programme funded by the Consortium for the Humanities and Arts South-East England (CHASE) doctoral trai...

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What’s missing from the MORPHSS catalogue? Let us know!

Send us your views on how we can best develop the MORPHSS catalogue of open research practices in AHSS! The catalogue is a living resource that will evolve and improve with community feedback. You can share yours using the webform below (the catalogue itself is at catalogue.morphss.work/about)

Thanks so much to all the researchers & professionals who joined us for this - we're really excited about the training materials and look forward to sharing these when they're ready. Also, so many great conversations with colleagues from across the UK who are thinking about similar issues.

In two weeks, MORPHSS colleagues are hosting a one-day hackathon bringing together researchers & professionals from 18 UK institutions to develop training materials on open research in the arts, humanities & qualitative social sciences.

Thanks to those who have shared suggestions so far - we really appreciate your input into how we can improve and develop the MORPHSS catalogue

Feedback form - MORPHSS Catalogue of Open Research Practices in AHSS

Please complete this feedback form before 30th June 2026. Thank you so much for your feedback, which will help us to improve and develop this resource.

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Looking forward vey much to speaking about 'Theorising open research for the arts, humanities and social sciences via the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science' at the @edopenresearch.bsky.social conference later this week ⬇️

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EORC26 has a packed agenda of full talks, lightning talks, posters, and networking opportunities. The programme includes five main sessions, addressing some of the big picture issues found in Open Res...

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UK Reproducibility Network @ukrepro.bsky.social · 2mo ago

"An online exhibition can be as simple as the presentation of artworks or artifacts on a static webpage via images or other files [...] Alternatively, a virtual three-dimensional space may be created..." Read the MORPHSS catalogue entry on virtual exhibitions as an open research practice for AHSS ⬇️

Virtual Exhibitions | The MORPHSS Catalogue

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Tomorrow 14:00 to 15:30 GMT+1 join us online for the #OpenResearch for Business Researchers webinar. For further information and to register visit: www.ukrn.org/event/ukrn-w...

UKRN webinar - Open Research for Business Researchers

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UK Reproducibility Network@ukrepro.bsky.social · 3mo ago

We’re hosting an upcoming webinar on Open Research for Business Researchers. If you’re interested in the future of business research and research impact, join us for what promises to be an insightful discussion. Find out more and register here: lnkd.in/efWRxMTM lnkd.in/eDaxhQN2

@pentathlos.bsky.social · 2mo ago

#academicsky #skybrarians #openresearch #openscholarship

Lisa DeBruine @debruine.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The @glasgow.ac.uk 2026-9 Research Culture Action Plan has launched! The core values here are admirable; now we keep working towards truly living them. 🔍 Research Integrity & Ethics 📖 Open Research 🏆 Research Recognition 👩🏿‍🤝‍👨🏾 Collegiality and Teams 🎓 Career Development www.gla.ac.uk/myglasgow/ri...

Kevin Sanders @kjsanders.eurosky.social · 2mo ago

'From mission to market: a case study and analysis of the commercialisation of institutional publishing' by @alittleroad.bsky.social, @scholtom.bsky.social, @kirahopkins.bsky.social, @anna-r-hughes.bsky.social & I: doi.org/10.36399/cmn...

From mission to market: a case study and analysis of the commercialisation of institutional publishing | Scottish Journal of Open Research

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Samuel Moore @samuelmoore.org · 2mo ago

"We have purposefully chosen a term which lays aside questions of epistemological inclusion or exclusion of contributions & instead embraces all ways of doing, knowing & understanding how research is practiced, produced & governed" Great to see this in the manifesto for this new r-o-r journal⬇️

Introducing the Journal of Research on Research (J·ROR): aligning constellations and communities

Published in Journal of Research on Research (Vol. 1, No. 1, 2026)

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One of the more unexpected things about working on @morphss.bsky.social is how often scientists say that the issues we've identified apply to STEM too. It was always our intention to focus only on AHSS but it seems there's a more general dissatisfaction with narrow understandings of open research.