The word ‘reproducibility’ in UKRN’s name can prompt discussion and even concern that our vision, of a research system that promotes rigour and transparency, excludes some kinds of research. Certainly, many of UKRN’s origins lie in the so-called ‘reproducibility crisis’ in, for example, psychology. However, it seems clear that characteristics of research such as transparency in method and findings, and acknowledging and handling factors that might confound those findings, are common concerns related to rigour in many – if not all – research fields. In this webinar, speakers from arts practice, astronomy, psychology, and qualitative social sciences outline their perspectives on these questions, with the aim of highlighting both diversity and perhaps surprising commonalities.

At this year's BNA Members Meeting, you have the chance to hear from each of this year's Credibility Prize winners, who will be talking about their research and how they have made their work as credible as possible.

The BNA Members Meeting is a two-day meeting by members for members; an opportunity to get together to discuss your research and - especially - your plans for future work. Registration is free for BNA members.