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We have connections with dozens of research organisations across the world

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We have connections with dozens of research organisations across the world

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Use the links below to find out more about some of our colleagues!

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The Research on Research Registry is a diverse collection of projects relating to research practice. It includes studies relating to research ethics, participant retention, AI in research, and so much more!

To view a summary of the projects on the registry, follow the link above!

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Building and connecting global communities to enhance research through research

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Find the most recent projects added to the registry below.

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Find the most recent projects added to the registry below.

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National Institute for Health and Care Research | NIHR

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The nation’s largest funder of health and care research, providing the people, facilities and technology for research to thrive.

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Developing the National Institute for Health and Care Research Disability Framework

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Developing the National Institute for Health and Care Research Disability Framework

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As part of the implementation of the NIHR Research Inclusion strategy 2022-2027 , the NIHR has developed a Disability Framework to guide the organisation in ensuring that disabled people are empowered to fully engage with the NIHR across all of its research funding activities (e.g., application, decision-making, reporting, administration and management). To inform the framework, and to avoid assumptions relating to barriers individuals are facing, we conducted a study to understand the experiences of disabled people when engaging with NIHR, and the challenges that may have hindered or prevented successful engagement. Engaging with a wide range of NIHR stakeholders through an anonymous online survey and focus groups, we identified good practice as well as barriers at NIHR, leading to recommendations for improvement to access and inclusion. These recommendations were incorporated into the NIHR Disability Framework which was published in March 2024.

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Developing the National Institute for Health and Care Research Disability Framework - Research on Research Hub

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As part of the implementation of the NIHR Research Inclusion strategy 2022-2027 , the NIHR has developed a Disability Framework to guide the organisation in ensuring that disabled people are empowered to fully engage with the NIHR across all of its research funding activities (e.g., application, decision-making, reporting, administration and management).

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Our research changes lives and influences policy. We’re addressing some of the world’s most pressing challenges, from developing new treatments for life-threatening diseases to solving the problem of feeding a world of 10 billion and driving low-carbon technology.

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To fully access our registry and engage in the discussion forum, we warmly welcome you to create a RoR profile.

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GenAI in research & education at Hasselt University

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GenAI in research & education at Hasselt University

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GenAI in research & education at Hasselt University - Research on Research Hub

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Building and connecting global communities to enhance research through research

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Withdrawals and Retractions of Cochrane Systematic Reviews: A 1996-2023 Analysis

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Withdrawals and Retractions of Cochrane Systematic Reviews: A 1996-2023 Analysis

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The frequency and cognizance of withdrawals and retractions (WAR) have been increasing across science. However, no work so far has evaluated the frequency and causes of WAR of Cochrane systematic reviews, which impact policy and practice globally. A retrospective meta-scientific study of Cochrane systematic reviews, published during 1996-2023, that were marked as WAR, was retrieved from PubMed. Data was extracted with independent review and validation related to year of publication, country, editorial group, World Bank income classification of country of co-authors, and listed reasons for WAR. Protocols were excluded. We found that outdated articles and authors' unavailability for updates were common reasons for WAR. This research sheds light on maintaining the reliability of evidence in healthcare.

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Withdrawals and Retractions of Cochrane Systematic Reviews: A 1996-2023 Analysis - Research on Research Hub

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The frequency and cognizance of withdrawals and retractions (WAR) have been increasing across science. However, no work so far has evaluated the frequency and causes of WAR of Cochrane systematic reviews, which impact policy and practice globally. A retrospective meta-scientific study of Cochrane systematic reviews, published during 1996-2023, that were marked as WAR, was retrieved from PubMed.

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Couldn't make it on the 16th May? We've got you covered!

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Couldn't make it on the 16th May? We've got you covered!

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We will soon be updating this thread with all the highlights from our online festival.

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Enter your question below and a member of our team will get back to you soon.

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Prof. Biostatistics/Statistical Bioinformatics

Acces to me and my fellow teachers is very easy. If you want to talk to us about the course material or other matters related to the study we are accessible unlike in larger universities.

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Prof. Biostatistics/Statistical Bioinformatics Acces to me and my fellow teachers is very easy. If you want to talk to us about the course material or other matters related to the study we are accessible unlike in larger universities.

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We will soon update this post with the link to watch our panel discussion about the possibilities, limitations, and challenges of AI as a research tool. Led by Vincent Traag, our panel tackled three questions:

1. Is AI a friend or foe?

2. Can AI help solve unintended research bureaucracy?

3. How might AI influence research equality and integrity?

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Check out this visual representation of our panel discussion!

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Check out this visual representation of our panel discussion!

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This incredible infographic was created by our live illustrator, Oguzhan, from LiveDoodle. It provides a concise summary of the topics discussed during the panel discussion in a playful and visual format.

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Evidence review
Elliot Jones

AI foundation models are integrated into commonly used applications and are used informally in the public sector

Evidence review
Understanding public attitudes and how to involve the public in decision-making about AI

Blog
Melis Mevsimler

What we can learn from missing evidence on digital contact tracing and vaccine passports?

Blog
Clíodhna Ní Ghuidhir

What can we learn from policy successes and failures, to ensure frontier AI regulations are effective in practice?

Blog
Reaching consensus at the AI Safety Summit will not be easy - so what can the Government do to improve its chances of success?

Blog
Belkis Wille , Katja Lindskov Jacobsen

How has biometric data collection caused harm in the context of humanitarian interventions and where do future risks lie?

Event
The event follows a three-year long programme of research, conducted in partnership with The Health Foundation.

Event
Recommendations to strengthen the Government's proposed framework

Event
We will share some more information on Ada's research interests, our roles, the hiring process, and what life is like as an Ada researcher

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An independent research institute with a mission to ensure data and AI work for people and society

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Outstanding teaching and research in a beautiful and historic city. York is a member of the prestigious Russell Group of research-intensive UK universities.

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The University of Nottingham is a pioneering institution. We're a top 20 UK university and 8th in the UK for research power. We're working to change the world.