Open Research Communities

Communities can provide an invaluable source of peer-support. In addition to offering guidance materials, communities may offer training events, networking opportunities.

There are also opportunities to get involved and contribute directly to a healthier, more open research culture. This can include working with an initiative such as EORI, or perhaps starting a community within your own school, department or field of study.

Learn about Communities of Practice

EORI

The Edinburgh Open Research Initiative (EORI) is a grassroots community based at the University of Edinburgh working closely with the Open Research Team. In addition to various activities, EORI also runs the Edinburgh ReproducibiliTea sessions (which everyone is welcome to attend).

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Edinburgh Open Research Initiative

The Edinburgh Open Research Initiative is a grassroots initiative to…

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Edinburgh ReproducibiliTea

Edinburgh ReproducibiliTea is a seminar series on reproducibility and open…

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PPLS Open Research Hub

A hub for open research support and advice within the…

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RIOT Science Club

The RIOT Science Club, based at King’s College London, host…

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Software Sustainability Network

The Software Sustainability Institute aim to support researchers in developing…

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The Turing Way

The Turning Way is an handbook for reproducibile, ethical, and…