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San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment. Advancing practical and robust approaches to research and researcher assessment globally and across all scholarly disciplines. Sign the Declaration at https://sfdora.org/sign and join the movement.

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Medical Teacher is the first health professions education journal to adopt Registered Reports.

In this model, study plans are peer-reviewed before data collection, with publication decisions based on methodological rigor rather than the nature of the findings.

Read more: www.tandfonline.com/...

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WE HAVE A PROGRAMME!📣

This year, against a backdrop of increasing geopolitical tension, we decided to address the ‘elephant in the room’ & focus on the challenges we face with developing & maintaining sustainable & resilient infrastructures during crises.

Full programme: shorturl.at/XlJmj

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Join us for the “Publish, Review, Curate (PRC): Shaping the future of scholarly publishing” launch event, where Ludo Waltman @ludowaltman.bsky.social, Scientific Director, Center for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS) at Leiden University, will give a keynote talk.

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For funders, the payoff of #ORCID integration is immediate: streamlined grant administration, the elimination of manual data entry, and the ability to track long-term research outcomes effortlessly.

Read a recap of our recent Enabling Value webinar with ProposalCentral ➡️ https://wp.me/pcE4o3-afG

For funders, the payoff of ORCID integration is immediate. Connecting the Funding Lifecycle: How ProposalCentral and ORCID ar
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We're delighted Rachel Bruce (UKRI and DORA Steering Committee) joined the @edinitiative.bsky.social Forum today to explore an important question:"Why research commons and for whom? The governance of data sharing." Connecting research assessment to #data governance, #equity, and the research commons

Presentation slide from the Ethical Data Initiative Stakeholder Forum. The slide title of the presentation read: “Why research commons and for whom? The governance of data sharing.” It features Rachel Bruce, Head of Open Research at UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and a member of the DORA Steering Committee, as the speaker for the October 2026 forum. The slide has a dark starry background with DORA branding, and the Practical Guides for Implementing Responsible Research Assessment. RPO Guide: https://sfdora.org/resource/practical-guide/ Funders Guide: https://sfdora.org/resource/rfo-practical-guide/
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