Researchers at all stages of their careers, as well as institutions across all disciplines, are invited to apply for, or nominate colleagues for the prestigious, international €350,000 Einstein Foundation Award—the only award dedicated to recognizing exceptional contributions to advancing the rigor, reliability, robustness, and transparency of…
QUEST members Olmo van den Akker and Silke Kniffert have been elected to the steering group of the German Reproducibility Network.
COReS team members recently attended the 5th International SR-SAVI Conference in Zurich, where they explored advances in transparency, rigor, and AI integration in systematic reviews—and celebrated Community Manager Friederike Kohrs’ award-winning poster on the COReS project
The QUEST Center for Resposible Research recently became part of the Open Science Monitoring Initiative (OSMI).
The 2023 CERN-NASA "Accelerating the Adoption of Open Science" Summit highlighted the need for concrete strategies to change research incentives towards open scholarship.
The BIH QUEST Grant for Patient & Stakeholder Engagement promoted the active participation of patients, especially in the planning phase of a study. Four Charité projects have been funded, are completed now and the results are available. (in German)
If you'd like to join the planning team for the third annual discipline-independent conference for early career researchers (ECRs) – then please follow the link to the detailed information. Applications are very welcome.
The Wellcome Trust-funded project uses the Charité Dashboard on Responsible Research as the basis for creating an automated community-level dashboard that institutions can use to track the implementation of their Open Science policies.
