Contents
- 1 UKRN in the News: Member Contributions & Published Articles
- 1.1 UKRN in the Media: contributing to quality research practices
- 1.2 Four ways to make research more open and robust
- 1.3 Plan S: how important is open access publishing?
- 1.4 Reproducibility of research is critical for open science and open Britain
- 1.5 ‘TripAdvisor’ for research aims to shake up funding model
- 1.6 Major progress made in open research but technical and cultural obstacles remain
- 1.7 Claims that reproducibility crisis ‘overblown’ spark debate
- 1.8 The pre-registration of study designs will constrain the scientific process, argues Sophie Scott
- 1.9 Pre-registration would put science in chains
UKRN in the News: Member Contributions & Published Articles
Advancing Research Reproducibility in the UKUKRN in the Media: contributing to quality research practices
This page features a selection of media articles written by UKRN members about UKRN. These articles highlight our network’s contributions to research integrity, reproducibility, and open research practices, as shared through various media outlets. Explore the insights and perspectives of our members on key topics shaping the research landscape.
Four ways to make research more open and robust
Metadata can be used to improve research integrity but first major changes to research design and practice need to be made, argues Neil Jacobs
October 26 2019
Four ways to make research more open and robust | Times Higher Education (THE) October 26, 2019
Plan S: how important is open access publishing?
The advent of Plan S promises to turbocharge the open access movement, but amid pushback from researchers and publishers, Rachael Pells examines whether the demand for published research truly merits the disruption
Plan S: how important is open access publishing? | Times Higher Education (THE) January 24, 2019
Reproducibility of research is critical for open science and open Britain
Science that is robust and reproducible will stimulate economic growth and social benefits, argue Marcus Munafò and Neil Jacobs
Reproducibility of research is critical for open science and open Britain | Times Higher Education (THE) January 5, 2019
‘TripAdvisor’ for research aims to shake up funding model
Sharing every stage of scholarship on Octopus platform will allow funders to offer smaller, more regular grants, according to founder
‘TripAdvisor’ for research aims to shake up funding model | Times Higher Education (THE) December 4, 2018
Major progress made in open research but technical and cultural obstacles remain
Compliance rules around the UK’s open access policy are good, but we need more support from vendors, publishers and institutions to make research outcomes truly accessible to the public, says Helen Blanchett
Major progress made in open research but technical and cultural obstacles remain | Times Higher Education (THE) July 7, 2018
Claims that reproducibility crisis ‘overblown’ spark debate
Scientists reject the ‘crisis narrative’ as an inflammatory distraction from bigger issues
Claims that reproducibility crisis ‘overblown’ spark debate | THE News (timeshighereducation.com) March 29, 2018
The pre-registration of study designs will constrain the scientific process, argues Sophie Scott
The pre-registration of study designs flies in the face of how science works. It must be resisted, argues Sophie Scott
Pre-registration would put science in chains
The pre-registration of study designs must be resisted, says Sophie Scott
Pre-registration would put science in chains | Times Higher Education (THE) July 25, 2013